-urges Trotman to act impartially
Attorney General Anil Nandlall is maintaining that the parliamentary opposition has no legal authority to prevent Minister of Home Affairs Clement Rohee from addressing the National Assembly, and he is urging House Speaker Raphael Trotman to ensure he acts impartially in handling the situation.
Nandlall’s comments were made during a television interview on the National Communications Network (NCN) with its editor Edward Layne and came ahead of today’s sitting of the National Assembly,
