25 November 2014
Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa said the
agreement that was made with political parties last week has been broken.
Leaders of political parties had a meeting
with Deputy President Ramaphosa where they discussed that the agreement reached
last week could not proceed due to the Democratic Alliance tabling a motion of
censure against President Jacob Zuma.
Ramaphosa said government will continue to
engage with parties on matters on how to maintain a very good decorum in
Parliament.
He emphased that the deal is off that we
have struck, it was lastly breached by the Democratic Alliance’s motion of
censure against the President which departed from the spirit around which the
deal was struck.
“We also said that we must now allow
process in Parliament to unfold. As the leader of government business we opened
to continue to meet with political parties into the future to discuss matters
of interest.” Ramaphosa added.
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