Prime Minister Gaston Browne has called on Members of Parliament to conduct themselves with respect and decorum during Parliamentary sittings, according to Antigua Observer.
Browne made the appeal during the first sitting of the House of Representatives at Parliament Building following the general elections held on April 30th. The session marked the formal reconvening of Parliament in the wake of the recent polls.
As reported by Antigua Observer, the Prime Minister stressed that Parliament is a serious institution and must be treated as such. Browne's remarks appeared aimed at setting the tone for the new parliamentary term, urging elected representatives to uphold the dignity of the chamber.
The post-election sitting represents a significant moment in Antigua and Barbuda's democratic process, bringing together Members of Parliament as the country transitions into a new legislative period following last month's general elections.
