So you get a few good schools which are maintaining the standards. How to get your child into that school becomes another area of corruption. In Ghana today the price of getting your child into a good school has escalated to such an extent that those of us like members of parliament we have absolutely no chance of getting our children into those schools. Again, the issuing of passports. In many countries you have them and you see that there is a lot of corruption in the issuing of passports because the law, the constitution always says there's freedom of movement.
Every citizen has freedom of movement.
And out of those controls they begin to harvest their crops. So I'm suggesting that if we go along cataloguing the instances that we all know and trying to deal with it, to deal with them one by one through the legislative process and also in the executive sector then perhaps we'll have some chance of combating corruption. But if we don't the process of democratization will lack credibility and it will flounder because our people will not follow us.