ugnet_: RE: Why then a Referendum?

Tue, 13 Jan 2004 22:23:10 -0800

  • referendum might need 40/-b plus
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    Mr. Kironde,

    A chunk of that  money could be used to clear part of the mess at Makerere,  or train a few  graduate students. 
     
    FN   Lugemwa
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    Ed Kironde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

    I understand the

    • referendum might need 40/-b plus
    • the Electoral Commission is broke,
    • then the elections in 2006,
    • then financing about 50 political parties,
    • the war in the North
    • modernizing the military
    • peace talks, political talks, buying off (or otherwise) of political opponents etc

    Who is footing the bill?

    Now the court martial on army ghosts

     

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    If  President  Museveni remains noncommittal on the issue,  the MPs should do what the referendum is supposed to do because it is much cheaper.  But it  seems  parliament  'cannot' handle such a hot issue!

    FN   Lugemwa


    Ed Kironde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

    Thanks FN Lugemwa

    Can�t an act of parliament suffice?

     

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    Because power belongs to the people who DID not make it to the CRC office, to present their views!!

     

    FN  Lugemwa

     

    Ed Kironde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

     

     

    7.14.3   We have carefully considered all the arguments made in favour of indefinite eligibility to the office of the President.   We are not satisfied that enough justifications exist for removing the two term limit.  We have given reasons in response to the arguments. We have also taken into account the fact that: the experience, concerns and fears behind the limit are still valid; there appears no real likelihood of constitutional disruption if the current position is maintained; the people who recognise their power under the constitution decided for good reasons on all the parameters for the exercise of power. The provision has not been tested�.. Ssempebwa�s CRC

    Ed Kironde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

     

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