The voters have endorsed our platform to provide Solomon Islanders another term of stable governance.
As the developers begin to re-open Honiara - I look forward to seizing on this great opportunity and getting our business sector fully open this term.
Extremely happy with the mandate delivered by Solomon Islanders tonight. Thank you.
I look forward to rejoining my old friend Sir Ron in the government caucus once again to deliver healthy change.
πΈπ§ WE DID IT - the first majority government since we last did it many months ago!
I will lead a government for every Solomon Islander.
THANK YOU!
I think we could say the same for the other two jokers - The Justice/Defence Minister who also got ejected. I think there is a link between them doing nothing and treating the chamber like a joke.
The PM has rightfully resigned as leader. We can only hope Ron will be back. (2/2)
Another week of watching the ego train driven by the Foreign Minister screech to a halt. Instead of withdrawing his classic name calls, he stormed out of the chamber.
He has proven to us he is only here for the job as a career politician. (1/2)
Even in the sitting he grasps onto his power like it's a toy. Yet again threatening to deport one of our party MPs, then saying he would remove them from office and have "edward and aqua give you a nice sentence."
It is clear he is hellbent on power and a threat. (2/2)
The Prime Minister has lost the plot yet again. He proved to us in his original term that he is unstable and reckless. He proves himself perfectly again today.
He screamed at MPs "WELL GET OUT THEN" after they used their privilege to downvote a bill. (1/2)
"When you give powers to brain dead people like Julia, they abuse it." - The Prime Minister could not be more of a hypocrite if he tried.
His authoritarian campaign to deport people against his agenda under "national security" is abuse that should be condemned.
@KarlDBerkeley All this Prime Minister is capable of doing is threatening people who get in his way.
Karl is not a big fan of this democracy thing. He did not lift a finger on the former PM until today, until he felt threatened and antagonised for his little revenge plot.
The Prime Minister is trying to flex the powers over the people rightly exposing his flaws.
Good to know he is now trying to remove the right to vote for high crime. It is convenient because the logical barrier, jailed crimes, would exclude him for defamation he got jailed for.
@KarlDBerkeley Well we could ask the same of you last time?
You had it handed to you on a plate with the rest of the term. You lost the plot and abandoned office. You are weak.
The Prime Minister thinks this is all hilarious.
There is a growing number of voices being silenced by your personal oppression. Maybe it's time for you to have a rage and abandon the office like you carelessly did last time? Weak leader.
Isn't it strange that the Prime Minister tries to get a speck of professionalism in his behaviour by posting things from the past that he now engages in? Hypocrite.
When times are threatening, Karl loses it. Not so "LOL FUNNY" now is it?
Even if the Prime Minister thinks what happened during Julia's term was not justified - look whose level you are dropping to now.
This Prime Minister lives in the past and he has a big personal vendetta to unleash against those who make him feel threatened. Poor Karl.
The Prime Minister days ago told former PM Julia Sully that he is a "reasonable man" and could "take revenge" by removing her citizenship.
Looks like he just took his petty revenge. Someone feels threatened. A failure of a leader to borrow from Mr. Windsor, jelly principles.
As per usual the Speaker is not taking any responsibility for her actions.
You can't even count the votes properly let alone keep a level of order. I think it is funny she is bragging about voters electing her. We know what happened last time she was Prime Minister.
On the other hand I agree with the Member for South Choiseul.
He clearly wanted to speak about the bills he proposed and on other issues but was instead ignored by an inept Speaker. She also like I said, ignored hateful comments towards Opposition MPs.
The Speaker of National Parliament has also shown her clear bias and hatred of parliament's conventions.
Today she refused to take action after multiple government MPs made personal and vulgar comments towards our MPs. Now she is leading a campaign against us. RESIGN.
Today the government showed us that they are nothing more than a pack of egotistical career politicians.
The Prime Minister thought it was good behaviour to storm across the chamber and verbally abuse an MP. Seems his attitude like last time he stormed off as PM is haunting him.
@dylanhello20 You should be the one growing up because all you are is a raging sheep in a frenzy trying to avoid herding your little buddies into the slaughterhouse without them realising.
This comes from you - someone who has the weakest track record for serving in high positions.
Today I advised the Governor-General to prorogue parliament for one more session to see the end of the term out - and the natural election process that happens after.
This will allow government departments to wrap-up existing matters and decide the future of the party.