Speaker’s impartial rule now in question?
The issue was raised by popular commentator and radio personality, host of Honestly Speaking, Mr Claude O. Skelton-Cline, during his Tuesday, September 11, 2018, broadcast—hours after news broke that Ms Scatliffe, would form part of the NDP’s elections slate.
Dissolution of Gov’t
Referring to the imminent sitting of the House on Thursday, September 13, 2018, Mr Skelton Cline, questioned whether current the Speaker, Ms Moses-Scatliffe, “will be allowed to sit in that place with this kind of announcement.”
He said, “if we are going to deal with the whole issue of governance and if we are going to have a level playing field throughout then we are calling upon the persons, the fiduciaries responsible for this,” to make a public pronouncement.
Mr Skelton Cline, again predicted a November poll for the Territory, saying it would be no surprise if on Thursday’s sitting of the House of Assembly, there is in fact a dissolution of the sitting government, paving the way for General Elections.
NDP AL Team
Ms Scatliffe is among the four At Large Candidates, who were nominated by the NDP’s Executive Committee, on September 10, 2018.
The others are Ms Sandy M. Underhill, and Mr Trefor A. Grant along with NDP Chairman and Co-Leader of Government, Honourable Myron V. Walwyn (AL).
Ms Underhill is the Principal of the Elmore Stoutt High School (ESHS) while Mr Grant holds a Consultancy with the BVI Tourism Board and is also the Chairman of the Virgin Islands Festival and Fairs Committee.
23 Responses to “Speaker’s impartial rule now in question?”
She is a lawyer in he exact same firm as well.
Until she says it with her own mouth or official documents are filed, this is just a rumor and tabloid news. Yall too quick to believe every headline you read without facts!
How about the media do their jobs and do real research and journalism instead of rushing unsubstantiated stories?