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Lakes State parliament names specialized committees, two counties undecided

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November 22, 2012 (RUMBEK) - South Sudan’s Lakes State named new chairpersons for 16 specialized parliamentary committees on Thursday, although two positions remain unfilled due to disagreement between MPs from two counties.

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Lakes state speaker, John Marik Makur, November 29, 2011 (ST)

Members of the Lakes State Legislative Assembly representing Wulu County, located to the south of the state capital Rumbek and Yirol West County, located to east of the state, have been unable to agree who will serve on the remaining two committees.

Lakes State Speaker, John Marik Makur, said Thursday that the debate between Wulu and Yirol West County representatives remains "heated" and unresolved.

The chairpersons of the committees were nominated by the Lakes State’s eight county electoral colleges and endorsed by the Speaker with a majority vote from the state’s 49 MPs.

In October, Speaker Makur dissolved all 18 specialized committees after two thirds of MPs demanded a reduction to the period chairpersons of state parliamentary committees served. After an impassioned debate MPs voted to reduce the term limit of the parliamentary groups from five to two years.

During the briefing in parliament, Makur urged MPs to cooperate and to unite for the interest of the people of Lakes State.

(ST)

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  • 23 November 2012 08:26, by Kennedy

    The work is really incredible but the procedures are doubtable. The county colleges are the ones having final powers of appointing the MPs but some won at the county levels and later lost in the House. What is this joke ya speaker? Answer me first before I ask another question.

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    • 23 November 2012 10:14, by Michael Anyong

      Mr. Kennedy, you are wasting your time.
      The house people are hearing through their mouths and the county people are hearing through their ears as usual. Please if you are blind it is up to you and if you are not blind try to do something for the house people and you will be in the house soon and thanks.

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      • 23 November 2012 11:49, by Kennedy

        Mr. Michael, you may rejoice but the process demeans our rule of law system in this state. Look at our news at scenes such as cattle raids, political wrangling among politicians, arrest and shooting extrajudicially. This is the whole news, no news on development, no news on any thing related to rule of law or system. Michael, let’s be fair my brother otherwise, you are a masquarade

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        • 23 November 2012 13:03, by Michael Anyong

          I am not happy don’t mistaken me and that’s why am i calling you blind (of words) you did read the words MOUTH & EAR.
          (1) Mouth is for eating only in our state (2) Ear is an organ of hearing good news .
          I meant the appointed you with their own interests and etc

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    • 23 November 2012 12:39, by Shadrack Chol Buoi

      Dear Readers,
      As long as Wulu and Yirol West remain in the stranglehold of state control, there is no type of reform or good-hearted group that can fix our problem crisis. From the general will itself to its application in the tiniest details of public administration, there must be a direct link.

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