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More than half a billion pounds has been paid out by Scottish public bodies during the coronavirus crisis without any scrutiny. Analysis by the Herald on Sunday of public contracts show more than 160 were awarded by the NHS, Scottish Government, local authorities, and others directly to suppliers without any competitive process. Some of the firms given work directly include those with links to the SNP, as well as companies with no apparent track record of delivering the services they were...

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Tabuya has been publicly reprimanded for breach Standing Orders 29 A, Clause 2 – Speaker of Parliament Tabuya has been publicly reprimanded for breach Standing Orders 29 A, Clause 2 – Speaker of Parliament The Speaker of Parliament Ratu Epeli Nailatikau. [image: Parliament of Fiji] Speaker of Parliament Ratu Epeli Nailatikau has publicly reprimanded SODELPA Whip, Lynda Tabuya for breaching Parliamentary Standing Orders 29 A, Clause 2. Ratu Epeli has also put Tabuya on notice that any furthe...

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KINGSTON, Jamaica — President of the Senate, Senator Tom Tavares-Finson, says the virtual s...

The exchange occurred as councillors discussed changes to standing orders.

President of the Senate, Senator the Hon. Tom Tavares-Finson, says the virtual sitting of the Upper House is a positive outcome of the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) that should be embraced and developed. The Senate recently made amendments to the Standing Orders to allow members to participate in meetings of the full Senate, virtually. “It is said that from every crisis comes good and that no crisis should be wasted. So, this is a development that has come out of the pandemic but it is one ...

What prompts him to defend the Perikatan Nasional government?

There are laws, rules and specific instructions on how a government authority should remain prepared all the time to face a disaster. But that preparedness is often out of practice and they seem to await a forecast in this regard. Such slackness may somehow be salvageable when it comes to flood or cyclones, but not in the case of an earthquake, as the science is yet to advance

Hon. Toby Okechukwu The Deputy Minority Leader of the House of Representatives and Chairman of the Enugu Centre of the South East Zonal Public Hearing on Constitution Amendment, Hon. Toby Okechukwu, says all is set for the two-day public hearing by the House Special Committee on Constitution Review scheduled for the people of Enugu, Ebonyi, and Anambra States in Enugu on Tuesday, June 1, and Wednesday, June 2, 2021.   Okechukwu said the public hearing was in furtherance of the powers conferred...