By: Lisa Pagelio/Toa Sime - Port Moresby
The Supreme Court has amended its orders of Monday, amidst much confusion as who's in charge of the country.The judges had advised the court registrar to amend the original declarations and orders today.In the amended order, the one that's been struck out relates to Governor General Sir Michael Ogio recogniz...ing Grand Chief Sir Michael as the legitimate Prime Minister in line with last December's ruling, then later retracting and recognizing the re-appointment of Peter O'Neill as Prime Minister. The court had ruled that this was unconstitutional and invalid in the original order. The other that's been changed is that of the decisions and actions by the defacto government of Peter O'Neill as Prime Minister and any ministers appointed by him between 2nd August 2011 and 20th May 2012, are NOT open to challenge. This means that all appointments will remain. Grand Chief Sir Michael, will continue to benefit from the perks and privileges of a prime minister, but will not exercise his powers.
Source: NBC NEWS PNG
If he is in charge , why is he allowing Belden Namah to behave the way he is??
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