On the morning of Wednesday (20/03/2024) it was decided by the Conference of Presidents that the debate and voting on the outcome of the Committee of Inquiry should be held in plenary ‘to investigate the crime and all aspects related to it’. The Conference decided that the meeting should begin at 09:30 next Wednesday morning and that the debate on the outcome of the conference should be organised in four circles of speakers- MPs in proportion to the parliamentary power of their parties. In addition, the political leaders will, of course, want the parliamentary representatives of the parties to take the floor. The government will represent a minister, who will be appointed if the whole process is a parliamentary initiative process. A total of 41 Members will take part in the parliamentary debate of the three speakers. The first round of speakers-sponsors will be made up of the Members of the parties and the independent Member who was a member of the Committee of Inquiry. 16 speakers will participate in the next rounds, in each cycle, proportionate to the parliamentary power of the parties. According to Parliament’s rules, the debate is typically held on the outcome approved by majority (by the ND MPs) but during the debate each opposition party will focus on its positions on the conclusion that it has submitted and attached as finalistic reports in the Final. The final vote of the House, in accordance with the Rules of Procedure, will take place by roll-call vote and is required to approve the Commission’s conclusion, to bring together the majority.
Parliament: On Wednesday in plenary the outcome of the Tempe Examination
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