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I am only an ordinary layman, but…
DEAR EDITOR,
If National and Regional Elections are not held by March 21, 2019 as ruled by the Chief Justice (ag) and there is no two-thirds majority (by the way what number is two-thirds of 65?) vote in Parliament for Elections to be deferred beyond the date stipulated above as outlined under Article 106 (7) of the Constitution of Guyana, will the new Elections be deemed unconstitutional?
Will the new government formed by the party which wins the Elections be deemed illegal? What will be the constitutional issue/s if any?
I am no expert as it relates to Constitutional Law. I do not have the competence to debate complex legal issues. I am only an ordinary layman, but as a citizen of Guyana my conscious is pricking me. I am wondering. Perhaps, I am just a lonely wonderer. Let the confabulation continue.
Yours faithfully,
Clinton Conway
Assistant Commissioner of Police (Retired )
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