Yesterday Thursday, the commission of Deputies responsible for analyzing the documents of ratification of the Prime Minister-designate, has finally delivered its report. Some "rumors" have suggested in recent days, that a first draft of this report was unfavorable to the ratification of the Prime Minister-designate... but, that changes were made ​​in the final version, following meetings with certain sectors of the national life...

According to the Deputy N'Zounaya Bellange [Repons Peyizan], contrary to tradition, the members of the Commission have decided to remain neutral in their conclusion, leaving the choice to the Assembly to ratify or not, Daniel Gérard Rouzier as Prime Minister... The members of the commission, have carefully avoided giving clues about the constitutional conformity of the informations collected on the Prime Minister-designate.

In addition, the Deputy Jean Tholbert Alexis, President of the commission, said that he was not able to indicate a date for the ratification session "The President of the Lower House's has the responsibility to set a date for the session."

To continue the ratification process, Daniel Gérard Rouzier, must obtain a favorable vote of the Lower House that will give him the right to experience the verdict of the Senate, before making his declaration of general policy and to present his ministerial cabinet. In case of failure, the entire ratification process will have to start over with the designation of a new candidate for the Prime Minister's Office.

At the senatorial commission in charge of same work of review... This is still lagging... "we can not say in all honesty that Mr. Rouzier will be Prime Minister, because we are at the stage of analysis the documents that he has submitted to the commission [...] I tell you honestly, if the documents submitted by Mr. Rouzier are consistent with the Constitution and the electoral law, that there is no conflict of interest or political, on one level or another, I think it is appropriate to vote for Mr. Rouzier, but basically, we will always have the same language [...] GPR will not be a blocking element" declared Senator Lambert.

See aslo :

https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-3127-haiti-politic-the-record-of-the-prime-minister-designate-is-complete.html

https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-3135-haiti-politic-misstatement-of-the-president-of-the-lower-house.html

https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-3128-haiti-politic-surprising-remarks-of-senator-lambert.html

HL/ HaitiLibre