A LISTENER’S NOTES
Neither the opposition is interested in knowing, nor the government in answering. It seems urgent to change the rules so that these sessions maintain a minimum of decorum.
One can’t help but imagine the board of directors of a listed company falling into the same dynamic as government audit sessions. Or, to be more precise, the general meeting of shareholders, which is the closest thing conceptually to…
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