The Finance Minister may postpone the presentation of the 2023 budget, according to the Majority Leader.

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The Majority Leader, Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu, has announced that the Finance Minister’s presentation of the 2023 budget statement may be delayed.

The leadership of parliament, he claims, wants more time to question the principles underlying the budget reading.

On Thursday, November 3, he told journalists this.

“Nothing should be done that will eventually become wishy-washy,” he said. They want the best to be able to help us get out of where we are as a country.

“And with that in mind, I believe that if we want to do a thorough job, the 15th will put us under too much pressure.”

He added “But if you want to do tidy work, you may be required to have some space to be able to do a tidy job. Because as you all know, these are not normal times.”

By Laud Nartey|3news.com|Ghana

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