Dear Editor,
If the logic of those who believe 34 votes were required for the no-confidence motion to be legal is followed because 33 votes is really only half the House after rounding up, presumably the Government is also illegal as it has never had a proper majority (34 votes being a majority according to the same people).
Either they or I must be wrong and I think it must be me as a foolish member of the Guyanese diaspora.
Yours faithfully,
Peter D. Fraser
