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And while that’s our faint stab at campaign finance reform - the social partners seems much more serious about it.  The NTUCB has included it as the very first demand in its six point list of demands.  

They will take that message to the city streets on Thursday and we asked one UDP senior personality if this heightened pressure is a cause for anxiety:

Reporter
"Is this for you a time of anxiety or excitement as the UDP faces a future that is very uncertain?"

Hon. Tracey Taegar-Panton - UDP Albert Area Rep
"Well, it has to be a measure of anxiety and I won’t certainly pussy foot around that. But we are very focused on doing what we can do and what I can do is to deliver the Albert Constituency to the UDP in the next general election. We were remaining sober. We continue the work that we do. I will make whatever contribution I can make in terms of supporting the party, in dealing the issues that are before us."