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Thursday, April 18, 2019

Last Friday, the National Assembly ended its Budget Meeting of the second Meeting of the fifth Session of the 11th Parliament that started on February 4, 2019.

It has been announced that during the meeting, nine government Bills were received, eight of which were passed by Parliament, and one withdrawn. Three Private Members’ Bills were received, one of which was passed and the debate on the Second Reading of one was adjourned, while the other one was rejected.

Twenty Private Members’ Motions were received during the meeting, two of which were adopted by Parliament and two rejected.

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