In a significant legal victory, Bryan Kramer will return to his role as Member for Madang Open following today’s (Thursday, August 22nd) National Court ruling in Waigani. The court decision reinstates Kramer, who had been suspended and dismissed from office over the past two years, just as Parliament gears up for a potential and another crucial vote of no confidence in early September. "Today, Thursday August 22, the National Court in Waigani ruled in favour of my application to stay the suspension and dismissal from office, effectively reinstating me as the Member for Madang Open Electorate until the judicial review proceedings challenging my dismissal are fully heard and determined," Kramer said. Expressing gratitude, Kramer acknowledged his legal team, particularly Mr. Nelson Kopune, who successfully argued his case, and Mr. Nemo Yalo, whose earlier Supreme Court efforts were pivotal in the case’s reconsideration. "I also wish to express my heartfelt thanks to the countless individuals from across the country, especially those from Madang, for their unwavering support and prayers during this challenging period." "I am overwhelmed by your kindness and solidarity." As Kramer resumes office, he is focused on addressing pressing issues in Madang and restoring progress in the community. "As I return to office, my immediate priority will be addressing the challenges facing Madang and working diligently to restore order and progress in our community," he stated. Prime Minister James Marape also praised Kramer's reinstatement, welcoming him back to the government. "I congratulate the Honourable Bryan Kramer on this success, and we welcome him back to Government," Marape said. "I commend his maturity and resilience." "Without protesting publicly and no matter how long it has taken, he has deployed the use of our country’s courts to exercise his Constitutional rights." "The Honourable Kramer represents a class of politicians who fight for what they believe is right." "They are not in politics for the love of money or fame but are there to do what is right for their people." He expressed support for Kramer’s role and the shared commitment of the coalition members. “I am glad he is back." "I welcome him and will be supporting him in his role as Member for Madang and whatever other role Government gives him."