Parliament scrutinises govt but cannot scrutinise itself – Dramani challenges MPs to apply their own standards

“Maybe a committee of Parliament that is made up of MPs and some eminent Ghanaians, so that for the first time, and in the interest of Parliament itself, in order to improve its image in the eyes of the public, that this matter is dealt with.”“I think over the years I have noted that Parliament is better at scrutinising the executive than having the moral authority to scrutinise itself; just take the Public Accounts Committee as an example.”He said Parliament’s failure to show a clear process from allegation to resolution has contributed to public mistrust.