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COVID put brakes on constitution reform body’s work – AG

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The National Assembly’s Constitutional Reform Committee met only twice this year due to COVID-19 constraints. This should not be seen as non-commitment to the process by the PPP/C government, Attorney General and Chairman of the body Anil Nandlall says. “Admittedly, we would have liked to achieve much more but we are operating under very constrained circumstances,” he says.

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COVID put brakes on constitution reform body’s work – AG

The National Assembly’s Constitutional Reform Committee met only twice this year due to COVID-19 constraints but this should not be seen as non-commitment to the process by the PPP/C government, Attorney General and Chairman of the body Anil Nandlall says.The article COVID put brakes on constitution reform body’s work – AG appeared first on Stabroek News.

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