Bro Nume,
That is exactly what I read.
Having said that, the real issue is that given the current white paper in the house for the debate on the "removal" of the term limit, (remember we do not know the fate of the proposal on the removal of the term limit) no one has said whether the two proposals were to be debated separetely or concurently.
Secondly we already know the technical error imminent in how the "Omnibus bill" will be passed, and the expected fraud unlying the whole process. Now the issue is why the rush in withdrawing other parts of the bill while submitting another version of the same thing, specifically on the third (read fifth) term.
The point is this people want it only their way or the high seas.
BWambuga.
jonah kasangwawo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
jonah kasangwawo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mw. Nume,
your interpretation is correct.
The proposals of our honorables are getting more and more ridiculous. Why
should we tamper with the constitution just to accomodate a president who
has already had 4 terms ? We have been told that the reason they want to
change Article 105 is because the incumbent has been a very good president,
so we need to give him more terms as a present ! Are we going to change the
constitution every time we have a new president depending on whether the MPs
think he has been a good or bad president ? Can you believe this crap !!!
And I thought a constitution is supposed to be a long-lasting document.
Kasangwawo
>From: Simon Nume <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [email protected]
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: [Ugnet] Did I read correct?????
>Date: Thu, 24 Feb 200 5 03:33:31 -0800 (PST)
>
>Mr Wambuga
>
>It seems that term limits are to lifted to allow the first president who
>will win under multi-parties to rule for life. Should he die or lose a
>subsquent election then term limits would apply to the SECOND leader who
>comes in.
>
>Is this what you read ???
>
>Nume
>
>B Wambuga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>Netters help here!!!!!!!!
>------------------
>MPs get new 3rd term proposal
>
>
>A NEW proposal to amend Article 105 to lift the presidential term limits
>was yesterday floated before the legal and parliamentary affairs committee,
>writes Cyprian Musoke.
>
>The proposal, presented by Mawokota South MP Henry Mutebi Kityo (right), is
>to be examined by the committee, now scrutinising the constitutional
>(Amendment) Bill 2005.
>It proposed the exemption (from term limits) of th e first elected regime
>after the transition to multi-party politics, but that the limits should be
>retained in the Constitution for the subsequent governments elected
>thereafter.
>
>It was seconded by Freddie Ruhindi, Bright rwamirama and John Byabagambi.
>Ends
>
>Published on: Thursday, 24th February, 2005
>
>-------------------------------------
>Hullo!!!
>What could this mean?
>
>Bwambuga.
>
>
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