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Minority stages walkout accusing First Deputy Speaker of bias
"We have observed that the First Deputy Speaker has a way of using the rules to stampede parliamentary oversight," he said."When he attempted to ask a follow-up question on whether the process was following proper procurement procedures, the Deputy Speaker disallowed it, ruling that the question deviated from the original one.
We've tolerated the first deputy speaker for quite some time," he said.
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