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Leader Of Government Business: What You Saw Yesterday Was A Cynical Experience
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Leader of Government Business in the House of Assembly Wayne Munroe defended these comments by Prime Minister Philip Davis who said repeatedly in parliament yesterday he was not prepared to respond to questions.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Leader of Government Business in the House of Assembly Wayne Munroe defended these comments by Prime Minister Philip Davis who said repeatedly in parliament yesterday he was not prepared to respond to questions.
Many of the questions Pintard asked had been on the agenda of the House of Assembly for months some dating as far back as last October.
But Munroe says there are technicalities involved that require time.
Pintard has not been shy in the past in calling out the government for what the opposition describes as a lack of transparency.
It is something Our News and other media houses have covered extensively.
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