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Notice of Motion for Loss of Confidence in the Government of Mauritius

Notice of Motion for Loss of Confidence in the Government of Mauritius

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SEJacobs
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Valliamah M.
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Someone
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Someone
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Muhammad I.
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Someone
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Jay
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Fawwaaz s.
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Kirti R.
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Christophe
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Started by Zenfan Maurice 4 years, 4 months ago

Due to the lack of transparency, commitment to endeavors, despotic misconduct of officials, mismanagement of public funds, nepotistic lack of impartiality & disregard to the tax payers/public feedback, lack of accountability for government officials legal cases and continuous criticism from the public, we the people of Mauritius wish to declare that we have loss confidence in the government of Mauritius and request the Prime Minister to resign and a general election to be in motion.

According to the Constitution of Mauritius GN 54/1968 - 12 March 1968 Section 57(1)

57 Prorogation and dissolution of Parliament (1) The President, acting in accordance with the advice of the Prime Minister, may at any time prorogue or dissolve Parliament: Provided that – (a) where theAssembly passes a resolution that it has no confidence in the Government and - (i) the Prime Minister does not within 3 days either resign from his office or advise the President to dissolve Parliament within 7 days or at such later time as the President, acting in his own deliberate judgement, may consider reasonable, the President, acting in his own deliberate judgement, may dissolve Parliament; or (ii) the Prime Minister resigns from his office and, before resigning, advises the President to dissolve Parliament, the President may, where he has reason to believe that another person is capable of forming a government with the confidence of a majority in the Assembly, and acting in his own deliberate judgement, decline to act on the advice of the Prime Minister and may invite that other person to form a government; (b) where the office of Prime Minister is vacant and the President considers that there is no prospect of his being able within a reasonable time to appoint to that office a person who can command the support of a majority of the members of the Assembly, the President, acting in his own deliberate judgment, may dissolve Parliament

22 Comments

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Kirti Ramdin
4 years ago Featured

Too much corruption, mismanagement at all levels of gvt and ministries. I would say that enough is enough. There needs to be change and a real one.

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Hans Jeetun
4 years ago Featured

This government should really go. Enough of nepotism as well. We cannot be ruled (if it is the right word to use) by two families all the time!

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Richard Blin
4 years ago Featured

It is clear that due to a lack of transparence and with no solutions to the economic downfall prevailing i choose to opt for a new team with better ethics and who will provide solutions for our extending social crises.

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SEJacobs
4 years ago

Listen to the ordinary people

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Valliamah Malinda
4 years ago

Pays enba LA haut trop bocou corruption

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Fawwaaz sawdagur
4 years ago

Don't have the capacity to control the government so bld

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Shenaz Jaunbocus
4 years ago

Sign n agree

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Alain Sheratan
4 years ago

No Confidence at ALL !