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CPCR opposes MPs serving as ministers under Constitution Review proposals
The Platform said constitutional reforms should provide for a clearer distinction between the Executive and the Legislature to strengthen democratic governance and improve accountability.
Prof Akosua Darkwah The Citizens’ Platform on Constitutional Reforms (CPCR) has reiterated its opposition to the continued appointment of Members of Parliament (MPs) as ministers.
Prof Darkwa said one of the key objectives of the Constitution reform process was to address concerns about the concentration of power within the Executive and strengthen institutions responsible for holding government accountable.
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