SA's outgoing Parliament leaves to-do list for new MPs as presidency clock ticks on Electoral Matters Amendment Bill

All outstanding matters lapse when Parliament’s term ends on the eve of an election, according to the national legislature’s rules. In 2024, that’s on 28 May.

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