The Opposition is condemning what they called the sloppy investigation of the September 14 ‘no-movement day’ party held by JLP bigwigs at R Hotel.
In a Gleaner article posted today, R Hotel attorney Peter Champagnie says some of the footage from the no-movement day closed-circuit television recording may have been lost.
Opposition Spokesperson on National Security, Senator Peter Bunting, said “From the outset, it was clear that the JCF had no enthusiasm for this investigation.
The Opposition is also questioning the basis for the previously unannounced August 11 amendment to the DRMA Regulations that gives unconditional exemption for certain categories of individuals, including members of both houses of Parliament.
