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Emma Ankrah••535 words · 3 min read Why is the Minority in Parliament challenging the proposed vetting schedule for Supreme Court nominees, and what are their underlying concerns?
The Minority in Parliament has formally objected to the three-day timetable proposed for the vetting of three Supreme Court nominees. This raises
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