'Labour wants to be known as the party of failed reforms' - Bernard Grech

The Labour Party wants to continue being known as the "party of failed reforms", Nationalist Party leader Bernard Grech said in an interview on Sunday.
Speaking on the party's TV channel, NET TV, Grech said the cannabis law "once again proved the PN was right" as it failed months after being introduced.
Listing a series of reforms carried out in recent months, including the cannabis, IVF, housing and farming reforms, Grech said that had it not been for the Opposition, some of the much-needed amendments to new laws would not be introduced.

"The Labour Party wants to be known as the party of failed reforms. We were right and we will continue to be proven right," he said. 
The PN, he said, never shies away from having a position on important issues but it needs the government to supply it with all the information.
"We need to see the amendments, not just concepts that are still up in the air. It's ridiculous to have a position on something without seeing amendments," he said.
Under Grech, the PN initially said it was in favour of cannabis reform before it suddenly shifted its position and pledged to do all it could to reverse the reform. 
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