Speaker nixes Vanterpool inquiry in HoA
In fact, Speaker of the HoA, Honourable Julian Willock, refused to entertain any questions or motions, in relation to Mr Vanterpool and the empty seat.
AG's Advice
Opposition Leader, Honourable Marlon A. Penn (R8) had sought to query of the Speaker what obtains with the seat—this since Vanterpool was present in the HoA—and further, whether advice was sought from the Attorney General on the matter.
The Speaker in refusing the Opposition Leader's request, pointed to Section 24 of the HoA’s Standing Order, which speaks to the need for notice to be given in writing before moving a motion or question by a member.
Hon Willock further told the HoA Members the matter with the person in question will be decided at a later time and that he would not be pronouncing on it anymore, since it could very well be determined by a court of law.
16 Responses to “Speaker nixes Vanterpool inquiry in HoA”
He should know better than to ask this question today. NDP still want to run this country without any respect. They have to understand that they don't run things anymore.
Stop the Bu-l Sh-t .