Parliament has asked the public and media to be cautious about a circulating memorandum alleging the return of Ghc70,000 by Deputy Minority Leader Patricia Appiagyei.
Parliament says it has not independently verified the document and will not determine its authenticity at this stage.
The institution said it is ready to cooperate with the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) and other investigative bodies to establish the facts.
“Parliament stands ready to extend the necessary cooperation to the Office of the Special Prosecutor and any other competent investigative authority in the lawful discharge of its mandate,” the statement said.
It added that if the memorandum is found to be fabricated and falsely attributed to Appiagyei, the authorities should identify those responsible and take appropriate action.
