As the new Parliament session commences, it appears we are witnessing a continuation of the same old habits that have long characterized our legislative processes. Despite the promise of fresh beginnings and the potential for meaningful change, the underlying issues that have plagued our political system remain unaddressed. Lawmakers often fall back into familiar patterns of debate, with partisan divides overshadowing the pursuit of genuine collaboration. The public’s hope for a more productive and transparent governance is overshadowed by the reality of entrenched interests and the reluctance to embrace innovative solutions. It is crucial for our representatives to break free from these cycles and prioritize the needs of their constituents over party allegiance. Without a commitment to reform and a willingness to engage in constructive dialogue, the new session risks being merely a repetition of past failures. The opportunity for progress is at hand, but it requires a collective effort to foster accountability, transparency, and a renewed focus on the issues that matter most to the citizens they represent. Only then can we hope to see a meaningful shift in the way our Parliament operates and truly address the challenges facing our society.
As the new Parliament session commences, it appears we are witnessing a continuation of the same old habits that have long characterized our legislative processes
