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“We will not support a report, that business committee report that has an aspect that says that there is going to be vetting. He [Majority Leader] should take that off, he should withdraw that bit so that the original component of the business committee's report remains without any vetting whatsoever on Monday," he said. He continued; "Mr. Speaker, in any event, we, the minority, as law-abiding as we are, filed a motion several days ago and have done several follow-ups. Mr. Speaker, our minority should not be taken for granted. Awaiting all of this, the majority leader cannot just announce to us that Justice Araba Torkornoo's prayer does not matter." "She is a Ghanaian who was appointed, she has submitted herself to all due process, her rights must be respected, we are not dealing with minds. That vetting will not happen, it will not happen. You must follow due process, follow the law,” Mr Afenyo-Markin added.
