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Bishop Against Death Penalty

Lae&#39’s Catholic Archbishop has ruled out death penalty as an option in solving Papua New Guinea#39’s high crime rate in recent months.

 

He saysthPNG government’should look at ther means that are still available, which he believes arethe answers tPNG law and order problem. 

 

Meanwhile,the opposition has also supportthe call for introducing death penalty.

The prime minister in a conference this afternoon announced that an audit committee will be established to look intothe funds that have already been issued.

Mr. O’Neill said so far 780 million kina has been dished out to affected provincial governments, umbrella companies and landowner groups.

So far, government has paid 460 million kina in high impact infrastructure, 1.2 billion kina in infrastructure development grants and 120 million kina.

The Prime Minister confirmed that all business development grants for respective provincial governments and landowner groups have been made, except for the Angore people inthe Hela Province.

He reiterated that despitethe fact that no LNG has been exportedthe government has been keen on delivering promised funding commitments.

Mr. O’Neill saidthe LNG project is an important and historical project for the country and government will takethe approach that will benefit everyone.

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