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Arnold Cassola
11 hours ago
Arnold Cassola

The parliament Gamorri committee functioning perfectly

TOM reports that the Parliamentary Standards Committee has voted against adopting the recommendations of the Standards Commissioner on misleading comments made by Opposition leader Alex Borg on the Fort Chambray concession.The committee also voted against adopting the commissioner’s recommendations in two other cases concerning the use of public funds for advertising, involving Education Minister Clifton Grima and the Office of the Prime Minister.PN MPs Mark Anthony Sammut and Joe Giglio argued that no further action was necessary against Alex Borg.Casting his deciding vote, committee chair Speaker Anġlu Farrugia said that whether Borg’s statement - that responsibility for restoration works had been handed over to the concessionaires - amounted to a “lie” was a matter of interpretation.Farrugia also exercised his casting vote in the two other cases concerning PL Minister Clifton Grima and Prime Minister Robert Abela before the committee, both related to government advertising.In both cases, the commissioner had ruled that parliamentary ethics had been breached, and had admonished Grima and Prime Minister Robert AbelaHowever, the Speaker voted against adopting the commissioner’s recommendations in both cases, citing the fact that guidelines governing government advertising do not yet have the force of law.You scratch my PL back and I scratch your PN one. Prosit tassew, the Parliament Gamorri Committee is functioning perfectly. ... See MoreSee Less

The parliament Gamorri committee functioning perfectly TOM reports that the Parliamentary Standards Committee has voted against adopting the recommendations of the Standards Commissioner on misleading comments made by Opposition leader Alex Borg on the Fort Chambray concession. The committee also voted against adopting the commissioner’s recommendations in two other cases concerning the use of public funds for advertising, involving Education Minister Clifton Grima and the Office of the Prime Minister. PN MPs Mark Anthony Sammut and Joe Giglio argued that no further action was necessary against Alex Borg. Casting his deciding vote, committee chair Speaker Anġlu Farrugia said that whether Borg’s statement - that responsibility for restoration works had been handed over to the concessionaires - amounted to a “lie” was a matter of interpretation. Farrugia also exercised his casting vote in the two other cases concerning PL Minister Clifton Grima and Prime Minister Robert Abela before the committee, both related to government advertising. In both cases, the commissioner had ruled that parliamentary ethics had been breached, and had admonished Grima and Prime Minister Robert Abela However, the Speaker voted against adopting the commissioner’s recommendations in both cases, citing the fact that guidelines governing government advertising do not yet have the force of law. You scratch my PL back and I scratch your PN one. Prosit tassew, the Parliament Gamorri Committee is functioning perfectly.
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Arnold Cassola
1 day ago
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Abela covers up for 311,000 euros thrown away by Jason ... See MoreSee Less

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