The Speaker of Parliament, Anita Among, has highlighted the notable accomplishments of the 4th session of the 12th Parliament, as the House prepares for the 5th session.
In her closing remarks, Speaker Among commended the remarkable performance of Members of Parliament, citing their serious commitment to both committee work and plenary sessions.
During the 4th session, the House achieved significant milestones, including holding 75 sittings, admitting 2 newly elected MPs to take their oath of office, passing 33 bills, processing 33 petitions, and considering 53 reports.
Additionally, the House considered 7 statements by the Leader of the Opposition, passed 43 resolutions, and addressed 213 urgent questions.
"This is a remarkable performance by all members of Parliament," Speaker Among stated, acknowledging the dedication and productivity of the House.
The Speaker's assessment underscores the effectiveness of the current Parliament in fulfilling its legislative duties.
After consultation with the President, as required by law, Speaker Among also prolonged the 4th session of the 11th Parliament, ensuring that critical business was addressed before the commencement of the new session.
The prolongation reflects the Speaker's commitment to ensuring the smooth operation of Parliament and the timely completion of important legislative work.
As the 5th session approaches, MPs are expected to build on the progress made during the previous session, tackling new challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
Speaker Among's leadership and the collective efforts of the House will be crucial in shaping the legislative agenda and driving national development.