The Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin has stated categorically that the judiciary does not have the right to interfere with the works of Parliament.
He expresses the view that "the powers of the judiciary end where the nose of Parliament starts." "The court must hesitate to interfere with the proceedings of parliament," he stressed while addressing a press conference in Accra on Wednesday, November 6.
He added "Parliamentarians who are to be loyal to Parliament rather than to the Supreme Court run to the Supreme Court at the slightest opportunity to use the Supreme Court to undermine Parliament." Mr Bagbin further said "There is no constitutional crisis in this country.
The parliament of Ghana is alive and working, let nobody mislead, misinform, or disinform you and the country.