The Second Session of the Eleventh National Assembly will resume sitting on Tuesday 19th February 2013.
Parliamentary Media Liaison Officer Mathew Mukelebai has announced this in a press statement released to ZANIS in Lusaka yesterday.
Parliament, which adjourned sine die on December 12, last year after sitting for a total of 46 days, considered and passed a total of nine bills.
Among the notable issues that will be discussed when parliament resumes sitting this month is the Bank of Zambia Amendment Bill, National Health Research Bill and the Medicines and Allied Substance Bill.
Other bills include the Higher Education Bill, the Teaching Profession Bill and the Millennium Challenge Compact Bill.
Furthermore, the house is expected to have new Members of Parliament that will be elected from the two by elections that will take place in Livingstone and Mpongwe constituencies on the 28 February.
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What about the removal of RBs immunity?This should be top of the agenda in parliament!!
iwe stiopet kolwe, wat about GBM and WINTER MAIZE ACC CASE?
The majority of our MP’s are coward bench warmers that rarely participate in debate!
In fact there are many issues from our communities that can be raised in parliament but our MP’s don’t bring them up.
We have been waiting for a constitution for years and in that time how many bye laws hae MP’s actually debated in order to simply improve our lives whilst we are waiting for the illusive constitution!
IMMUNITY IMMUNITY IMMUNITY RB RB RB REMOVE REMOVE REMOVE…….
you pathetic PF craziest , there are more important things than immunity
immunity won’t improve the economy, bring medicines in our hospitals
improve our education, get a life leave RB alone he left you a big surplus
@Kalunga ,u will collupse nd die coz Rb ‘s immunity must b removed dis year weda u like t or not .Very soon,we responsible citizens will begin 2 pressurise de mps 2 do de right ding. We want ur mane 4 medicines ,2 improve ed’tion etc U PLASTIC !