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Senior Political Reporter
PNM deputy political leader Sanjiv Boodhu has expressed concern over the passage of the Government’s Bail Amendment Bill 2026 by a simple majority, rather than the required special majority, warning that its provisions may face legal challenges in the courts.
Boodhu argued that the public will continue to distrust the Government on matters such as this bill—and even its 965 expressions of interest under the Revitalisation Plan—because the Prime Minister has yet to clarify allegations that two Independent senators sought “personal favours” from a Government senator to vote for the Special Operations Zones bill.
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