The Majority Leader, Osei Kyei Mensah-Bonsu has asked the resistance National Democratic Congress (NDC) to relinquish their battle against the questionable electronic toll.
He said the duty is as of now being carried out so any resistance to it is only an exercise in futility.
In a public interview in Accra, Hon. Mensah-Bonsu said “They say they need to stop the execution yet the bill is as of now being carried out, I don’t have the foggiest idea what they mean by that. Upon the consent of the President the bill, in the event that Parliament has not deferred the activity, following the consent it comes into activity.
“Thus, assuming you fall foul to it you can be indicted for falling foul to the bill that has been consented by the President. So this bill is in activity, the vital designs are being set up now, it doesn’t mean it isn’t being carried out, it is being executed, assuming the Minister lets you know that the real assortment begins from first May.”
“I think we are viewing some risky scene in Ghana. Minority party and resistance exist, Parliament overall should put government on its toes particularly through its board and if something inappropriate happens a council or an individual or the gathering could raise the matter.
“The matter of the house expects that these issues are mooted through parliament utilizing the designs to challenge choices that are taken. On the off chance that you are saying that you don’t think it was a fitting portrayal in the House and you have taken a choice you can stop by a movement.”
“The obligation to prove anything is on them. On the directive, I would rather not articulate on it however I suppose you and I will realize that being a waste of time is going. Taking everything into account, let us try to debilitate the cycles and methodology in parliament, if you are not fulfilled and you need to move further higher up, yes. In any case, at the express so of a person that let us go to court, when the matter had not been managed in Parliament, it is an exceptionally risky point of reference in this country.”
On Tuesday April 19 the resistance MPs documented an application at the summit court to hinder the initiation of the e-demand derivations.
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