After Defeat, a Split House

NO strains could be heard from Auld Lang Syne last Thursday in the MPR/DPR plenary session hall in Senayan, Jakarta. It was a momentous day in the country's history, but the 2004 Annual Session proceeded almost as normal. Present at most was a sense of closure that fell most squarely on the shoulders of People's Consultative Assembly (MPR) Speaker Amien Rais, House of Representatives (DPR) Speaker Akbar Tandjung, President Megawati Sukarnop

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