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Very happy at the outcome. At least Liam is not as difficult as people think and there is always the need to exercise discretion when the situation demands. Very happy for Al.John wrote:An MP secured the adjournment debate yesterday. If you click here you can read the debate.
Congratulations to Aldrin Quibuyen and his family!
I don't know John. If you read Liam's response it doesn't really sound like he's offering much to the Quibuyen family. He's offered nothing more than to review the case but has not recinded the deportation order.John wrote:An MP secured the adjournment debate yesterday. If you click here you can read the debate.
Congratulations to Aldrin Quibuyen and his family!
This is a quote from the statement:Dawie wrote:I don't know John. If you read Liam's response it doesn't really sound like he's offering much to the Quibuyen family. He's offered nothing more than to review the case but has not recinded the deportation order.John wrote:An MP secured the adjournment debate yesterday. If you click here you can read the debate.
Congratulations to Aldrin Quibuyen and his family!
Therefore, this is a suitable case for discretion to be exercised. I propose to grant Mr. Quibuyen and his family a period of leave, to allow him and his employer to remedy the situation.
[/quote]jes2jes wrote:Therefore, this is a suitable case for discretion to be exercised. I propose to grant Mr. Quibuyen and his family a period of leave, to allow him and his employer to remedy the situation.
