PM: Parlt will continue changing laws
PARLIAMENT will continue to change laws to best suit national interests, says Prime Minister James Marape.
Marape said Parliament was there to pass new laws and it would continue to do so.
“We have changed the law recently on the Mining Act and we will continue to change laws into the future if need be to preserve the interests of the country,” he said.
Opposition Leader Belden Namah had asked if the Government had followed due process in issuing the Porgera special mining lease to Kumul Mineral Holdings Limited.
“So far we have followed all the laws of this country to pass this law to give this license. Court has already made the ruling that we were in the right all along,” the prime minister said.
“Whoever feels that we have broken the law, including investors, you have all the right to go to court and there’s no one stopping you.”
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PM YOU RAE RIGHT SO GO FOR TAKE BACK PNG
Change the laws that was since independence which most of them are foreign motivated and string attached to them. PNG need the the laws that will protect its own sovereign rights where its people can benefit 100% and participate in nation building and everyone can enjoy the wealth of this nation PNG with harmony in every space of their living.
Its time that PNG we nee stand together with our PM and with the governmental by slowly removing the foreign investors who have been degrading our rights from fully participate in our resources they have been operating for so long and couple of these resource sectors being in operation prior independence even till date. We are supporting this government to tell whether the new acts that the government going to put in place including the mining act which already becoming a hype for foreign investors to subject on them. Thank you its time PNG mas wok wantaim government blo em lo painim tru tru meaning blo gutpela sindown blo pipol na country bikpela.
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