STOP PRESS: ALA VRAIE BOURRIQUE: Did you listen to Berenger @ 1500hrs on Radio Pluszordi during his Press Conference to dissipe bannes doutes lor pouvoir so Nouveau Alliez or Allez : Paul Raymond Berenger prend nous tous pour Couyons when he says Pouvoir President pour dissoutre Parlement deja exister depuis après l’indpendence: Mais Paul ala mo reproduire Section 57de la Constitution. mMo conner Ivan nest + avec toi Mais to aina DREAM TEAM Mamoo: Dire nous cote li dire ki Le President ON HIS OWN CAPAVE DISSOLVE PARLIAMENT???NOVO POUVOIR TO NOUVO PRESIDENT SI LI ELU LI POUR DECIDER LI MEM POUR DISSOUDRE PARLEMENT WHEN THE LAW NOW AND EVER SINCE INDPEDENCE SAYS WITH THE ADVICE OF THE PRTIME MINISTER. TOUS CROIRE NOUS TOUS BOURRIQQUEE. To fine oublier MOI TOI NOUS TI AMENDER CONSTITUTION AVANT SAJ VINE PRESIDENT KI Amended by [Act No. 28 of 2003] A][I] WHEN A MOTION OF NO CONFIDENCE PASSER, [AVANT PREMIER MINISTRE DISSOUTRE PARLEMENT] BUT NOW PRESIDENT BESIN DONNE LOCAZION AINE LOTRE DIMOUNE KI COMMANDS MAJORITEE FORM THE GOVERNMENT. Pas aveugler toi juska sa point la Paulos pour to vine Premier Ministre ++ vite ki Lucky Luke. ANYTHING OR EVERYTHING MAY HAPPEN. Section 57, Prorogation and dissolution of Parliament (1) The President, acting in accordance with the advice of the Prime Minister, may at any time prorogue or dissolve Parliament: Provided that – (a) where the Assembly passes a resolution that it has no confidence in the Government and - (i) the Prime Minister does not within 3 days either resign from his office or advise the President to dissolve Parliament within 7 days or at such later time as the President, acting in his own deliberate judgement, may consider reasonable, the President, acting in his own deliberate judgement, may dissolve Parliament; or the Prime Minister resigns from his office and, before resigning, advises the President to dissolve Parliament, the President may, where he has reason to believe that another person is capable of forming a government with the confidence of a majority in the Assembly, and acting in his own deliberate judgement, decline to act on the advice of the Prime Minister and may invite that other person to form a government.
Posted on: Tue, 09 Sep 2014 11:47:59 +0000