Less than four months after being installed as President of the Senate, Kenny Lalsingh is expected to face a vote of no confidence in his performance in the key legislative post.

This was confirmed to GRENADA TODAY by Opposition Senator, Arley Gill of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), who is one of the architects of the anti-Lalsingh motion.

According to Gill, a barrister-at-law by profession, it is becoming very clear that Lalsingh is doing grave injustice to the post of President of the Senate based on a number of rulings.

He likened Lalsingh¹s behaviour in the important chair as "disgraceful", adding that, "if he (Lalsingh) is reading the rules, he is definitely not understanding the rules".

The NDC members in the Senate are clearly upset with the latest ruling of Lalsingh to reject a move by the Opposition to introduce a motion for debate on the multi-million dollar Garden Group of Hotels in the south of the island.

Clerk of Parliament, Kenny Hobson informed Sen. Gill on April 4 of the decision taken by the Senate President on the motion.

"....The President (Lalsingh) has asked me to advise you (Gill), that after careful consideration of the said motion, it is his conclusion, that it would be improper to include the Motion as worded on the Order Paper for a Meeting of the Senate", Hobson told Sen. Gill.