The stance represents a stepping up of their conflict with ministers and follows on from test boycotts and industrial action.
The opposition resents the way the NPP has used its time in government to jail several NDC former ministers on charges from the time the NDC was in office in the 1990s, while taking no action against present government ministers who have been accused of corruption.
Yet the deputy leader is said to be relishing her temporary status as de facto chief, holding meetings amid the august surroundings of the Cabinet Room, receiving top-level security briefings and liaising with ministers on matters from swine flu to defence.
One of the early pioneers of the British solar scene, Johns was chairman of the Solar Trade Association from 2007-12 and sat on a heat and water taskforce advising ministers on generating heat from renewable sources.
One difference is that there will be more Tory women ministers on our screens from today onwards, but they will exert little power.
Their publication – which could reveal whether the heir to the throne privately lobbied government ministers on issues ranging from farming to complementary medicine – presents David Cameron with a potential constitutional crisis less than a week after the general election.
Residents heap scorn on the middle-managers of Chávez's socialist experiment: everyone from ministers on down is fair game.
The promoters of the £1bn plan, Tidal Lagoon Power, said it welcomed any extra focus on this type of renewable energy but needed a final decision from ministers on its south Wales project within six weeks.
He also appealed for "some understanding" from ministers on the "extraordinarily difficult times ahead" for councils.
A United Church of Christ minister, on sabbatical from his assignment at a cancer ward, was the salesman.
