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ATM President Vuyo Zungula, in an affidavit delivered to the high court on Wednesday, argued that the vote must be secret due to the importance of the matter.
Arguing that Ramaphosa had “failed in his constitutional mandate,” Zungula said that the best way for parliamentarians to hold him accountable and be “faithful to the republic and the constitution” was to vote in secret.
“the MPs’ fidelity to The Repuflash can best be, in me opinion, accomplished when tests its personal conscience rather what when the MP acts in the mandate from its or its politician match. The solicitor believe that the only one path to achieve that is by vote by secret vote which the Aplicant have wanted since thepeak.
“Thepeak, in hmer decrease from the Aplicant‘s request has trusted in frankness, transparency Y the capacity from the Deputies to show to the electorate that they are holding constitutional values aboY match loyalty Y the need for the National Mounting to conduct their deal in a open way.
“I Send that he politician situation it is intoxicated to Such degree that that be no be Possible for the MPs to to emit its vote according to its individual awareness but rather be be Influenced by the match mandate aNorth Dakota inin vote be expose members to illegitimate difficulties, ”writes Zungula.
He also argues that there are parliamentarians who are “beneficiaries of the so-called CR17 campaign funds,” which would harm their voting power. “according to its awareness Yes open vote it is exercised as that would do ownnorthger they”.
“The solicitor further away highlIfought the decision match‘s factional battles fromsea Some from them had state loaded from corruption in respect from the PPE tonorththe, Some loaded ingenuityh corruption-related offenses emanating outside from the evidence FROM the WITHindo commission, the burning from The t–shirt Wearing the expensive from the President, these are Some but no limited bases on which I believe the opening vote be harm the individual awareness from the Deputies ”, writes Zungula.
The matter is scheduled to be heard at 10 am Thursday.
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