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Minority rejects 3-day timetable for Supreme Court nominees’ vetting

" Presenting the objection, the Minority Leader said the process could not be “lawfully and safely” completed within the three days remaining in the current sitting of Parliament.
The Minority in Parliament has formally objected to the three-day timetable proposed for the vetting of three nominees for appointment to the Supreme Court.
The Minority Leader, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, said its position should not be interpreted as opposition to either the nominees or the President’s constitutional authority to nominate persons for appointment to the Supreme Court.
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