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Molala said changing the submission meant even amending the 12 names.“I request that we have a caucus as the ANC and come back, or engage further in the portfolio committee. I don’t agree that we do away with the three-name list and ignore the other.”
“Putting the 12 names forward will work. We combed through everything step by step with no issues. Everyone voted and names were submitted. EFF MP Vuyani Pambo argued that there was no amendment because the 12 names are the actual board candidates. “This is an abuse of power by the president, including the minister. This is an abuse of power. We did nothing wrong, we undertook the process. Dirty games are being played here, he found a loophole to undermine the committee, and actually undermine Parliament,” said Pambo.Maneli postponed the sitting to allow for further consultations.
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