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Refute of Inaccurate Representation of Clerk’s Statements in the Guyana Times
Dear Editor-in-Chief,
I wish to refer to your article December 28, 2018, captioned “No-confidence vote certified, will not be reviewed — Clerk of House” and to state that the excerpt of the article, which refers to the Clerk is erroneous and misleading to the public.
I reject it outright. As a matter of fact, the article should be recanted and an apology should be issued.
I want to make it clear that I have never confirmed the validity or invalidity of the passage of the no-confidence motion. Additionally, my statement that it is not my duty to conduct a review of the passage of the no-confidence motion was misconstrued and misrepresented in the article. I simply meant that a review of a no-confidence motion that was approved is outside my jurisdiction.
As Clerk of the National Assembly, I am required, by practice, to send resolutions to the movers of motions. This is what I did in the case of the no-confidence motion.
It is hoped that this response serves to correct any misconception of the staff of the Guyana Times newspaper and the general public.
Yours sincerely,
Clerk of the National Assembly
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