The document discusses political issues in PNG, including a former prime minister instructing the transfer of funds without oversight that may have been for personal use. It also mentions a current prime minister acquiring a loan for a medical company claiming to produce COVID cures, but the true use of the funds is unknown. Finally, it notes that before elections, candidates promise community services and payments but do not fully deliver, and there is little transparency about what occurs in parliament.

1. THE GREAT DEBATE
The Political System in PNG

2.  In 2014, former Prime Minister Peter O’Neill instructed Treasury secretary Daire
Vele to transfer K50 million kina to PNG.
 The transaction was done in such a way that no one in any high parliamentary
authority would notice.
 Why?
 The money might have been used for personal benefit.

3. Before the voting, candidates go around promising to bring services to communities
to acquire their votes.
Promising to money “under the table” if the candidate is successful in the election.
Services are not fully delivered.
People do not fully benefit

4.  Prime Minister Hon. James Marape acquires multi-million-dollar loan to fund
medical company after it claims its capability of producing possible cures for
COVID19.
 Was the money truthfully used for the proclaimed cure?

5. No one really knows what’s going on in the Parliament.
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