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Please note that Parliament will be on recess as of the 23rd of March up until the 13th of April 2020.
This means that there will be no Parliamentary meetings taking place during this period.
For more information, check the Parliamentary Monitoring Group website's Parliamentary programme
There are several bills that are open for comment with due dates for the 31st of March 2020.
You still have time to submit comment, make your voice heard!
The Week Ahead: Parliament's End of the Term & a Reduced Programme
Along with the rest of the country, Parliamentary is consumed by the Coronavirus and much of this week’s planned programme had to be discarded.
In his address on Sunday, the President prohibited non-essential gatherings of 100 ...
Parliament will be having various National Assembly meetings taking place in the second half of the month of March.
And just like that, it’s the penultimate week of the first term.
Question Time is the main business in the National Assembly (NA) chamber this week. The practice of oral questions is an established part of the parliamentary day and gives Members of Parliament (MPs) an opportunity to question ...
There's a full and mixed flavour to the coming week's parliamentary business.
The major points of interest will come from the Question Time sessions with the Executive, the debate on an urgent matter of national public importance and several high-profile meetings in the Committee corridor.
Government Ministers may ...
