My gov’t will be all-inclusive, Ghana will have a new Second Chamber of Parliament – Alan

Leader of the Movement for Change, Alan Kwadwo Kyerematen has promised to un an all-inclusive governance.

He says he will do so through the establishment of a new Second Chamber of Parliament with a representation from key stakeholders including faith-based organisations, traditional authorities, professional bodies, gender-based organizations, the private sector, labour unions, and people with disabilities.

He said this during the launch of the Movement for Change’s manifesto dubbed ‘The Great Transformational Plan’ on Monday, June 24.

Mr Alan Kyerematen stated that he would abolish the Council of State and replace it with a new Second Chamber of Parliament.

“Abolish the Council of State and establish a new Second Chamber of Parliament with a representation from key stakeholders including faith-based organisations, traditional authorities, professional bodies, gender-based organisations, the private sector, labour unions, and people with disabilities.

“That is the truly representative government. That is what we call an all-inclusive government and national unity, and that is going to happen.”