Originally Posted by Demerara_Guy:
According to reports, several senior PNCR leaders are not in agreement with the 60-40 Cabinet allocation in favour of APNU if the APNU-AFC alliance is victorious at the polls.
Following the coalition, former PNCR Executive Joseph Hamilton has contended that it is bewildering that “a party with no constituency” and seven seats in Parliament, “would be guaranteed 12 seats in the House” if the alliance wins outright at the May 11 polls.”
PNC camp reportedly uneasy about alliance deal, February 23, 2015, Source - Guyana Chronicle
While it may appear as bewildering, it is a strategy to maintain the positions of the PNC members who were in the AFC political organization.
After the Mat 11, 2015 elections when the PNC/APNU remains in the opposition, specific individuals who are currently in the AFC will be then named as PNC/APNU opposition members.