From further in the article

The bill is likely to pass the lower house of parliament as the governing Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) currently has the two-thirds majority required, but it will need at least one opposition vote when it moves to the upper house. Even if rejected by the upper house, the bill can still be put to a national referendum, which the government hopes to hold by next year. To pass, the referendum would need two-thirds of the vote, rather than just a simple majority.

An interesting legislative process, I kinda like it.

Oh don’t shy away now, where you cons going?

also

Yesterday, while I was not present in the room, one of the speakers out of provocation allowed himself a gesture alluding to Nazi ideology.

‘allowed himself a gesture’ sounds like ‘helped himself to a chocolate’

Why even give coverage to this circle jerk session?