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BREAKING || High Court rules Minister Walrond not lawful member of National Assembly

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
December 10, 2020
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….moments after AG admitted that her appointment collided with Constitution

Chief Justice (ag) Roxane George just moments ago ruled that Minister Oneidge Walrond is not a lawful member of the National Assembly and that her initial appointment as Minister of Tourism, Industry and Commerce on August 5 , 2020 by President Irfaan Ali was also in breach of the Constitution, given her foreign status.

The Chief Justice handed down the ruling during a virtual hearing today, shortly after the Attorney General (AG) and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall admitted that Walrond’s appointment collided with the Constitution.

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He said an Affidavit by Walrond, submitted to the Court this morning, provides a detailed explanation and also admitted that her appointment breached Article 155 of the Constitution.

In effect, the Court’s ruling upholds a Fixed Date Application (FDA), filed by Opposition Chief Whip Christopher Jones after US records revealed that Walrond was still a citizen of the United States of America (USA) when she was sworn in as the Minister and Member of Parliament.

More details in a subsequent report.

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