According to the American online publication The Huffington Post, a school in Yorkshire was under fire because of lessons taught to seventh graders on the proper usage of common swear words, including the "F" and "S" words.

Teachers at Shafton Advanced Learning Centre in Barnsley gave students a worksheet entitled ‘Acceptable or Not’, to learn when and how it is appropriate to use those words.

Parents at the school were shocked to learn about the assignments and rejected the claims that the subject matter was necessary to their overall education.

This story reminded me of the Parliament of 2012 which was recently annulled by the constitutional court and then decided to revive the parliament of 2009, which also was unconstitutionally dissolved by a previous decree.

It is my opinion that this 2012 parliament should have doled out some worksheets to new MP’s regarding responsible conduct and limits to their legislative power.

The incidents of some MP’s entering the parliament by force accompanied by common street thugs must also not be ignored.

I strongly suggest that after the next parliamentary elections, members must take a special preparation program about the constitution, its explanatory memorandum and the eternal bylaws which regulates legislative conduct. In this way we could at least ensure that our MP’s are operating within set boundaries, and hopefully ensure parliament can operate longer than a mere 90 days. …