Alex Borg on Sunday decried how the appointment of a new chief justice has been turned into "theatre". “People are laughing at us,” the PN leader warned during a party activity in Mellieha. Borg slammed prime minister Robert Abela for placing partisan interests and votes above the national interest when it came to agreeing on a name for the chief justice
Opposition Leader Alex Borg has slammed Prime Minister Robert Abela for wanting to impose his decisions rather than hold discussions. He said that even on the issue of an anti-deadlock mechanism regarding the appointment of a chief justice, the Prime Minister wants to table a proposal in Parliament instead of discussing what it would be. Speaking in
The government on Monday will present a bill aimed to establish an anti-deadlock mechanism in situations when the two sides of the House do not come to terms on the appointment of a Chief Justice, Prime Minister Robert Abela announced Saturday. This follows an opening to the idea by the Opposition Leader Alex Borg earlier today. In a post on Facebook,
PN leader Alex Borg said on Saturday that the government and the opposition should agree on an anti-deadlock mechanism to resolve the ongoing chief justice impasse. Sitting Chief Justice, Mark Chetcuti, should remain in his post till that mechanism is agreed upon and a replacement is appointed, Borg said. He did not give details of how he would like
Opposition Leader Alex Borg has proposed the introduction of new legislation establishing an anti-deadlock mechanism for the appointment of the Chief Justice. In a short video published on Facebook, Borg outlined two proposals aimed at resolving the current impasse. First, he suggested that the incumbent Chief Justice should remain in office until
Alex Borg has proposed introducing an anti-deadlock mechanism to address the ongoing impasse over the appointment of Malta’s next Chief Justice. In a video published on social media, the Opposition Leader outlined two proposals aimed at resolving the current stalemate between government and Opposition. First, Borg suggested that the current Chief Justice
