What actions should the people of Papua New Guinea take against this DRACONIAN BILL ON GOLD BULLION?

"All commentators must read the Bill and understand the serious implications before making comments blindly.The Bill contains 966 sections and aims to remove sovereign powers of the State by amending 25 key legislations.?The Bill attempts in Section 17 to take precedence over all Laws in our country except the undisclosed Shareholders Agreement and the Constitution.Economic disaster awaits us if the Bill is passed." - comment by Hubert Namani Comment

This statement is highly concerning and raises serious red flags about the potential impact of the Bill. The sheer magnitude of the Bill with 966 sections and its attempt to override key legislations is alarming. The provision in Section 17 granting precedence over all laws except for specific agreements and the Constitution is a blatant power grab that undermines the democratic principles of checks and balances. The warning of an impending economic disaster if the Bill is passed should not be taken lightly. It is imperative that commentators thoroughly analyze the Bill and its implications before making any statements, as the stakes are evidently high and the consequences could be dire for the country.

What actions should the people of Papua New Guinea take against this DRACONIAN BILL ON GOLD BULLION?

It is crucial for the people of Papua New Guinea to take immediate and decisive action to safeguard their democratic rights and protect the sovereignty of the State. Here are some that the people can consider. Share your views in the comment section below:

1. Raise Awareness: Educate the public about the contents and implications of the Bill through community forums, social media campaigns, and public discussions to ensure that everyone is informed about the potential threats it poses.

2. Engage in Dialogue: Organize meetings with lawmakers, government officials, and stakeholders to express concerns and seek clarifications about the Bill. Constructive dialogue can help highlight the issues and push for transparency in the decision-making process.

3. Petition and Protest: Launch a petition to demonstrate widespread opposition to the Bill and organize peaceful protests or demonstrations to make the concerns visible to the government and the public.

4. Seek Legal Advice: Consult legal experts and advocacy groups to understand the legal aspects of the Bill and explore potential avenues for legal challenges or judicial review if the Bill is deemed unconstitutional.

5. Mobilize Civil Society: Collaborate with civil society organizations, human rights groups, and other advocacy groups to amplify the opposition to the Bill and coordinate collective actions to protect the interests of the people.

6. Contact International Organizations: Reach out to international organizations, such as human rights bodies or diplomatic missions, to raise awareness about the situation and seek support in advocating for democratic principles and the rule of law.

By taking these proactive steps and working together as a united front, the we (the people of Papua New Guinea) can effectively voice our concerns, defend our rights, and push for accountability and transparency in the legislative process.

God Bless Papua New Guinea!

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