The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has argued that Ghana should focus on enforcing existing electoral laws against bribery and vote-buying rather than abolishing the delegate system used in internal party elections. Mr Nimako maintained that dismantling the delegate system is not the appropriate solution to excessive spending and vote-buying during internal party elections. He further warned that replacing the delegate system with broader participation in internal elections would significantly increase the cost of conducting party primaries. "In the face of it, this is going to be a huge burden on political parties," he said. While acknowledging that concerns about money influencing internal party contests are legitimate, Mr Nimako insisted that the answer lies in enforcing existing laws against bribery and treating rather than abandoning the delegate system altogether.