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Parliament poised to pass pending bills - Speaker assures

705 Parliament will work conscientiously to pass all outstanding bills, treaties and agreements during its second meeting. The Speaker of Parliament, Mr Alban S. K. Bagbin, who gave the assurance yesterday when he opened the Second Meeting of the First Session of the Eighth Parliament, said apart from seeing to the early passage of the New Standing Orders of Parliament, the House was expected to consider and pass into law a number of important bills. The bills include the Petroleum Management Amendment Bill, 2021; the Supplementary Appropriation Bill, 2020; the Exemptions Bill, 2021; the Ghana Standards Authority Bill, the Consumer Protection Bill, the Advertising Council Bill and a number of private members’ bills.

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Speaker Gotani Hara Rebuffs DPP on New Appointment

Speaker Gotani Hara Rebuffs DPP on New Appointment DPP did not follow protocol Following the Vuwa Kaunda’s lost of seat after the Supreme Court declared his seat vacant, the DPP leadership outside Parliament decided to make new appointments to fill vacant seats but the speaker has rebuffed them saying all communication going to Speaker’s office go through the Secretary General of the party represented in Parliament. DPP through it’s Publicity Secretary, Brown James Mpinganjira wrote the speaker to inform her office about the new changes. The DPP led by Mr Mpinganjira proposed that Martha Lunji must replace Vuwa Kaunda. And that Nick Masebo be deputy to Martha Lunji while Chimwemwe Chipungu be member of Public Appointments Committee. But the Speaker has thrown out the letter citing irregular protocol that DPP followed.

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Attorney General lays instrument of Census Order 2021 in Parliament

Attorney General lays instrument of Census Order 2021 in Parliament
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ATTORNEY GENERAL LAYS INSTRUMENT ON CENSUS ORDER 2021 IN PARLIAMENT – Cocorioko

ATTORNEY GENERAL LAYS INSTRUMENT ON CENSUS ORDER 2021 IN PARLIAMENT – Cocorioko
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As all hell breaks loose in emergency parliamentary meeting, concerns about dangerous instability grows in Sierra Leone – Cocorioko

By Kabs Kanu Today, there was more chaos in Sierra Leone when the ruling SLPP, accused by the opposition of ignoring the constitution and the rule of law, attempted to bulldoze their way to force the tabling of documents for a midterm census that all the opposition parties have opposed because they claim it is being conducted for clandestine purposes. The census could have been conducted today Monday April 19 , but last week the SLPP Government announced that the census had been put on hold and also that President Bio had called for an emergency parliamentary meeting to be held on the same matter today. But the sitting was disrupted by protests from the opposition, which resulted in serious chaos.

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