(CNS): After Premier Alden McLaughlin said he did not intend calling a meeting of the Parliament before the body is dissolved in March, opposition members are seeking the seven signatures necessary to force a special meeting to debate the no confidence motion in Speaker McKeeva Bush. Answering questions from CNS at Thursday’s press briefing, McLaughlin said that, although government had circulated laws, there was no plan to meet before the election.

The premier said he was not prepared to call a special meeting and that it was up to the opposition members to secure the support needed for it.

(https://caymannewsservice.com/2021/02/opposition-pursuing-special-meeting-of-parliament/)