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Rape Charge Acquittal Paves Way for Rowe's Return as Deputy Speaker
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 48391, member: 636"] Parliament brought back Neil Rowe as Deputy Speaker after Cynthia Forde quit her job without warning. House Speaker Arthur Holder told everyone about the sudden change during Tuesday's meeting. Forde wrote a letter saying she felt grateful for the chance to serve. She thanked her fellow politicians for helping her during her time as deputy. The St. Thomas MP stepped down right away. Deputy Prime Minister Santia Bradshaw quickly put Rowe's name forward for the empty spot. The St. Michael North West MP had done the job before until January 2024. Forde took over from him when police charged Rowe with rape. Courts cleared him of all charges this past May. His legal troubles kept him away from the important role for more than a year. Rowe returns to a position he knows well after fighting the criminal case. The politician can take back his old duties without any legal problems hanging over him. His comeback shows how much politics can change when court cases end. Forde's quick exit opened the door for his return to power. The deputy speaker job gives Rowe a major role in running parliament meetings. [/QUOTE]
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