The prime minister of Grenada says his party is willing to conditionally sign a voluntary election campaign code of conduct.
He wants the code policed by an impartial organisation such as the local conference of churches.
The governing New National Party has previously declined to initial the document ahead of next month's election, citing alleged links between its NGO authors and the opposition.
Prime Minister Keith Mitchell, who has been criticised for his party's stance, signalled a more conciliatory line at a rally on Sunday night.
Reprinted from bbccaribbean.com
MITCHELL MAY SIGN CODE
The NNP is compaigning as though they are the opposition,sticking up posters as christmas lights, writing on the public road,refusing to sign the code of conduct which is approved by the conference of churches,refusing to participate in debate to discuss the issues thats important to the people only shouting let the progress continue while everyone is shouting "SHOW US THE PROGRESS".They are acting immature.
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By: sheila jones 6/17/2008 12:39:42 PM
The NNP is compaigning as though they are the opposition,sticking up posters as christmas lights, writing on the public road,refusing to sign the code of conduct which is approved by the conference of churches,refusing to participate in debate to discuss the issues thats important to the people only shouting let the progress continue while everyone is shouting "SHOW US THE PROGRESS".They are acting immature.
