The Member of Parliament (MP) of Tanna Constituency, Andrew Napuat has called upon fellow MPs to provide the government with “fair chance” to remain in power for a minimum of one year before considering the submission of a No-Confidence motion against the Prime Minister (PM).
Napuat, a member of the Graon mo Jastis (GJP) party, made this call during yesterday’s parliamentary session, held to deliberate the No-Confidence motion against PM Ishmael Kalsakau.
Napuat highlighted the significance of allowing a full year to pass, during which annual reports would be generated, enabling a comprehensive assessment of the government’s performance.
He argued that after this period, a determination could be made regarding the government’s achievements.
Should the government fall short in its duties, Napuat acknowledged that presenting a Motion of No-Confidence would indeed be appropriate.
He cautioned against raising concerns based on speculative assumptions within the initial year of a government’s tenure.
While MP Napuat acknowledged the MPs’ constitutional right to initiate a No-Confidence motion, he reiterated the importance of affording the government a reasonable timeframe to fulfill its responsibilities before considering such a step.
source:Vanuatu daily post
Andrew Solomon Napuat 
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