Until President signs a bill into law, the courts have no business intervening - Bagbin

Parliamentary business: Until President signs a bill into law, the courts have no business intervening. - Bagbin
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[@rawlingsjay1]

I agree with him.

[@ishmaeldjkomfa7847]

Courts talk or interpret Law , they don’t talk or interpret Bill , Same way Parliament dont talk Law , they discuss Bill
Seperation of powers must be respected

[@benjaminksarpong2208]

Hmmmm😅

[@nelisco9797]

Overuse of the courts

[@ebenezergarbrah5255]

So long as the legislative processes do not go against the constitution and standing orders of the parliament. No one can interfere with the work of parliament. Remember that the constitution is the supreme law of the land.

[@akuamoahboateng9603]

You are 100% correct. The House is loosing it power to the court.

[@hetty7891]

I hope they will listen to him.

[@abrahamklutsey8094]

I said this long time ago. Now the courts want to be part of parliamentary processes.

[@Haus-of-Gh-Kennels]

Speaker is right buy I watched some of the proceedings today and realised that the issue is against the speaker as a person and not parliament as an institution so the supreme court can determine such a matter.

[@bosby8742]

Please we are talking Law not emotions Go to Article 93(2) Article 125(3) am given uou another Article 2(1) and Article 130(1) Article 106 hives the procedure of making Bills in Ghana They did and in the case of Ezuame Manaan v AG The Supreme Court struck portion down the had to in Psrliament review the Bill and it was noticed Parliament erred such that they font have power of making any law if the bill goes through it must as 108 satisfy the condition laid out in the Constitution.
Again. His assertion that Nobody...Read Article 3..Art 4,Art 55 Parliament is injunction from making laws making Ghana a one party state.There is another concept the Doctrine of Necessity and The Doctrine of ripeness ....so let's see how it's played out on 17th July

[@defiatfm3159]

Hmm, this Akuffo Addo government is always playing with our minds

[@kwamek9]

When idiots rule, everything mess up

[@Nana-z5h]

Is this guy joking? He must be living in an alternative Ghana 😂😂😂

[@frederickasamoah1308]

He's making the corrections that everyone is carelessly ignoring

[@sethjoseph4382]

That is position of the constitution, but when you elect a tyrant they have no respect for constitution.

[@niijekay4435]

What do you mean by joking. Do you know more thank him?

[@Mohammedadjei-ln9pw]

Your mind is dead

[@servant1tv765]

Just like how Nana/Bawumia have lost touch of reality. Nkwaseasɛm

[@issakayusif4152]

Prejudicial...!!!

[@niijekay4435]

How is this pre judicial when the law governing your work is very clear.