It was ear­li­er re­port­ed that Man­ning gave a di­rec­tive to his con­stituents to ab­stain from vot­ing in the in­ter­nal elec­tion be­cause, com­pris­ing the largest block of votes, they may prej­u­dice the re­sults. Bap­tiste-Primus, tak­ing the floor again yes­ter­day, coun­tered Lynch. "Every sin­gle cit­i­zen must have the right to de­ter­mine who would gov­ern them," she said, to loud cheers from del­e­gates. An­oth­er res­o­lu­tion from Dr Row­ley's Diego Mar­tin West con­stituen­cy want­ed a re­form of the par­ty's con­sti­tu­tion to fa­cil­i­tate changes to its struc­ture to make it more ef­fec­tive. A res­o­lu­tion from the PNM's Na­tion­al Youth League al­so want­ed the par­ty's con­sti­tu­tion to be amend­ed so that peo­ple un­der age 25, but over 18, will be able to be­come sen­a­tors. The res­o­lu­tions were all moved for­ward for dis­cus­sion.