It is often not much of a challenge to figure out that they are not 100% on top of things. This is one of the many sessions in Parliament where they could not be too interested in proceedings.
The best of all. They say ahead of elections: "Vote for Change!" So does that mean that the majority shouldn't vote for them?
My brother had to present something at the City of Joburg Economic Development Committee. It consisted of members chosen in local elections a few years back. On the one side was the ruling party's members and on the opposite side the various opposition parties.
The result:
- The ruling party members were doing an impression of sleeping beauty (minus the "beauty").
- The opposition part members were attentive and interested in what was being discussed.
