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Parliament resumed sitting and took a decision rescind the earlier directive by Speaker Alban Bagbin to reject 2022 budget.
This comes after the Majority stated that Speaker Alban Badbin engaged in unconstitutionality for rejecting government's budget.
According to JoyNews correspondent, Parker-Wilson, the Minority boycotted today's sitting to discuss the budget.
The House was presided over by First Deputy Speaker, Joseph Osei-Owusu.
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