The Peoples' Representatives in Cameroon's National Assembly last Thursday, 10 April 2008, formally endorsed the bill amending and supplementing certain sections of the 1996 Constitution. As the adopted bill awaits promulgation into law by the Head of State, the uncertainties that surrounded its sailing through parliament can now be laid to rest.
Secondly, the manner in which members of parliament scrutinized the bill at the level of the commission charged with such tasks and adoption at the plenary session portrayed the MPs determination to pursue in a serene manner the tasks assigned them.
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