The Minority in Parliament has accused the government of acting in bad faith regarding the conditions of service of nurses and midwives in the public sector.
At a press conference held by Minority Members on the Health Committee of Parliament, the Ranking Member, Dr , stated that the government's failure to implement the agreed-upon conditions of service, despite being in office for six months, and its approach following the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA) strike declaration, reflect dishonesty. "It is the belief of the Minority in this House that the government has acted and continues to act in bad faith regarding this standoff," the Ranking Member said.
According to the Minority, while the conditions of service were approved for implementation under the previous government, the process stalled due to legal action, which was only resolved after that administration had left office.
The Minority emphasised that governance is a continuous process, while questioning the current government's failure to implement the agreement. "Again, it is our belief that governance is a continuous process.
