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It is our position that, just as much as a grantor of a Power of Attorney (PoA) usually retains certain powers which are not given to the holder of the PoA and can, at any time, withdraw any of the powers granted to the holder, the same position should apply to the People (as grantor) and Parliament (as holder). In other words, there is nothing extraordinary in the People demanding that Parliament restore to the various units of government appropriate components of the People’s sovereign powers. |
