Monday 13 August 2018

The Lauguage in our Parliament

There is so much of confusion in interpretation. It clearly shows we need to engage more in framing sentences. Thats what our parliament spends most of the time.

But why do we still have lots of ambigous statements even after ten years of parliament. We realy got to get into the business and clear out all those hiccups in the sentences. I don't find any fragrance in putting the flowery words when it don't serve a purpose.


Even our speaker must be trained for some confusing words. To speak is Zhu and to seat is Zhug. 








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