Thing commission announced on Thursday that it cannot do that thing.
“It’s quite inconvenient and a bit of a drag, really,” said the thing commission chief.
“There’s way too much to do and its also sort of expensive,” he said.
Answering a question from a reporter about how that thing was the reason there was a commission in the first place, thing commissioner said the commission shouldn’t be dissolved and employees shouldn’t be fired because it was a constitutional position and constitutional body.
The press conference then had to end because another commission-wide meeting was slated later in the day.
“There is a difference of opinion on where the staff and family annual picnic is going to take place, Nathiagali or Shogran, and we have agreed to decide it by vote.”