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House Of Reps Restrict Lawmakers To Membership Of 12 Standing C’ttees

Bars chairmen from co-opting new members

by James Kwen
2 years ago
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The House of Representatives has restricted members from belonging to more than 12 Standing Committees of the House while minimum members of each Committee would be 20.

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This followed the consideration and adoption of a report of the Ad-hoc Committee on the Review of Standing Orders of the House at plenary on Tuesday.

The House also approved the recommendation of the report that
Committee chairmen should not co-opt a new member into their Committees without the express authority of the Speaker.

Other amendments adopted by the House include; a provisio for emergency sittings, increase of matters of urgent public importance from a minimum of two to three on each plenary day and
constitutional place for parliamentary friendship groups.

Moving for the consideration of the report, Chairman of the Ad-hoc Committee, Hon. Igariwey Enwo, stated that the amendments were to guide the 10th House of Representatives for its structure and duration.

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