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From the Review of Standing Orders: We gave serious consideration to the current structure of the select committee system, and the way that the membership of select committees is determined. Much of this consideration was focused on the control that parties in Government can exert over select committees under the current system. The ACT Party

Parliament Speaker Papalii Lio Masipau says internal matters concerning a senior M.P. are going through the normal parliamentary process, and he has no intention to vacate his seat. The senior M.P. in question is the elected representative for Sagaga No.1 Loau Keneti Sio whom an online media grou...

Parliament has been adjourned to Wednesday, December 13, after a short Parliament sitting on Monday.

The Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN) has suspended four medical doctors from practicing medicine in the country by the investigative committee of the council. The four suspended doctors are; Ejike Ferdinand Orji, Richard Chukwujekwu Okoye, Olalekan Olatise and Buliaminu Adebayo Adigun. The investigative committee otherwise known as Medical and Dental Practitioners Investigation Panel is composed of 15 members all of whom must be registered medical practitioners or dental surgeons.

The Medical and Dental Practitioners Investigation Panel of the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria has suspended four doctors from practicing medicine in the country.

Four doctors have been suspended from practicing medicine in Nigeria. Naija News reports that the suspension of the doctors was announced on Monday by the

The final thing Parliament did before adjourning was agree rules changes for the next Parliament. We discuss them with senior clerks David Wilson and Gabor Hellyer.

When MPs return to Parliament after the election they’ll no longer use outdated terminology like “cognate bills”, “negatived”, or “forthwith”.
These will b

The next Parliament will look a bit different.

Before Parliament adjourned it agreed new rules for next time. In discussing them MPs gave glimpses into the rules they would like to change and the Parliament they wished existed.