The second reading of the Constitution (Promulgation) Invoice, 2024, in the beginning scheduled for later this month, has been postponed unless June, the Nationwide Meeting announced Friday.
In an announcement, the Office of the Clerk of the Nationwide Meeting said the lengthen followed a question from Minister of Justice Dawda Jallow, who requested lawmakers to push the reading to the legislature’s second long-established session of 2025.
“The Office of the Clerk wishes to inform the general public that the Assembly Business Committee (ABC) of the National Assembly received a request from the Justice Minister (Person in Charge of the Bill) for the assembly to reschedule the second reading of the bill to the second ordinary session, 2025,” the assertion read.
The bill became in the beginning location for its second reading on March 27, as fragment of the present agenda for the First Abnormal Session of 2025. However, after deliberations on March 5, the ABC current the Justice Ministry’s question to set off the reading, per the Clerk’s Office.
“As a result,” the assertion endured, “the business for Thursday, March 27, 2025, regarding the second reading of the Constitution (Promulgation) Bill, 2024, has now been rescheduled.”
The bill, a key legislative effort to overtake the nation’s constitution, has been a subject of intense debate amongst lawmakers and the final public. The lengthen is expected to elongate discussions on the future of the country’s constitutional reforms.
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