The Member of Parliament for Abuakwa South, Samuel Atta Akyea says former members of the House must be stopped from using Parliamentary stickers.
He said the issue was serious and amounts to public deception.
If the practice is not stopped, he said, it could lead to unscrupulous people abusing the Parliamentary sticker.
Mr. Atta Akyea wants the House to issue instructions to former MPs to remove their stickers saying if that was not done he would push for it when the House resumes sitting next week.
Law makers, he argues, should not be seen to be breaking the law.
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