Asbjorn Nordam
I can get you a copy of the Indemnity Amendment Act
2000 by the end of this week. Since we are prohibited
from sending attachments to the "L", I would suggest
that you send me a private email for a start.
Have a wonderful day
Sanusi
--- Asbjørn Nordam <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Mr. P.
Gassama,
> some days ago I asked Mr. Tombong Saidy if the
> President could put decrees
> into action and just by giving a statement repeal it
> again.
>
> Your information is maybe an answer to my question.
> The decree is still in
> action and IS NOT YET REPEALED.
>
> That said, I´m glad that there is still have some
> kind of democracy, and
> The Gambia is not run like in Europe a few hundred
> years back, a feudal
> society with a reign supreme and absolute monarch.
>
> Some of the gambia-l members have said that the APRC
> dominated parliament
> just will formally legitimize the Presidents
> declaration, and others are
> saying that the decree from the start was illegal.
> You may have right. But
> if the information that the national assembly will
> have to meet to formal
> legitimize and repeal the decree, I still welcome
> that no matter what we can
> say about the system.
>
> Let me ask another question ? Can anyone on the
> gambia-l send me the exact
> text of the indemnity act, which I understood the
> parliament voted for
> before they went for summer-holidays ? I should like
> to learn from it, what
> kind of indemnity are we talking about. My question
> because I come to think
> of former parliament members, ministers and
> president. Are they also
> affected, included of the indemnity ?
>
> Regards from Asbjørn Nordam
>
>
> on 28/07/01 19:23, Jungle Sunrise at
> [log in to unmask] wrote:
>
> > I wanted to post this yesterday but the number of
> posts allowed me per day
> > were unfortunately wasted by Lamin Sisawo Barrow,
> Mr. Souboutmalla and
> > Makaveli. Any I hope you will find it informative.
> >
> > EARLIER POST.
> >
> > The National Assembly, having received a notice of
> urgency, will meet next
> > week to formally repeal decree 89. This was
> announced over GRTS a few
> > minutes back.
> >
> > In another development, there has been an outbreak
> of diarrhoea in the
> > village of Njaba Kunda in Baddibu. It is reported
> that someone slaughtered
> > a goat and threw it in the tank that supply the
> village with drinking water.
> > Many people were hospitalized after drinking from
> the taps for days without
> > realising that the water was contaminated. The
> motive and perpetrators are
> > not yet known.
> >
> > Have a good day, Gassa.
> >
>
>
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