Napak Woman MP Hon. Nakut Faith has tabled Motion to Reinstate Lapsed Parliamentary Business.
By Okidi Patrick Ocamoyitdyel
KAMPALA, UGANDA– Parliamentary Commissioner Hon. Faith Nakut has tabled a motion to reinstate business that lapsed upon the dissolution of the 11th Parliament.
The motion, tabled in accordance with Rule 245 of the Rules of Procedure, seeks to revive key reports and petitions for consideration by the House.
Among the items listed for reinstatement include; the Auditor General’s Report for year ended 31st December 2023, the National Planning Authority Annual Performance Report 2024/2025, and the Uganda Human Rights Commission Annual Report.
Rule 245 allows the House to revive business that was pending before dissolution.
Others are petitions by the National Sports Officers Association on welfare concerns, the Uganda Technical and Vocational Trainers Union on neglect of the TVET sub-sector, an inquiry into the destruction of Zoka Forest, and complaints by SMEs against UNBS over governance challenges.
In Details…….
What happened
Parliamentary Commissioner Hon. Faith Nakut has tabled a motion under Rule 245 of the Rules of Procedure to reinstate parliamentary business that lapsed when the 11th Parliament was dissolved.
What business is to be reinstated:
From the document attached, it includes:
- Auditor General’s Report to Parliament for year ended 31st Dec 2023
- National Planning Authority Annual Performance Report 2024/2025
- Youth Livelihood Fund Annual Report for year ended June
- Uganda Human Rights Commission Annual Report on Human Rights and Freedoms in Uganda
- Education Service Commission Performance Report
- Petition by National Sports Officers Association on discrimination of sports officers & inadequate welfare
- Petition by Uganda Technical and Vocational Trainers Union on neglect of TVET sub-sector
- Inquiry into destruction of Zoka Forest
- Inquiry into complaints by SMEs on leadership and governance challenges at UNBS.
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