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NATIQUJ.

ASSBMBLY CRIER PAPER PCB '1'HB 6l.SJ.'

SITI'ING OF THE NATIOiA.(.

ASSIRil.Y OF THE FIRST SBSSICB (1992-1995) OF THE SDCl.

'8 PARLIAMBNT OF GUYANA TO BB HELD • AT 2.00 P.M. 0.

FRIDA.Y, 4TB AUGUST, 1995 IN THE PARLJ..AMPB.r CHAMBER, PUBLIC BUILDl.NGS, Gl!rRGB'l'OWN �INESS PCR SITI'ING PRAYERS OATH OF A NEW MEMBER MESSAGES FRa-1 THE PRESIDENT - ANNOUNCEMENTS BY THE SPEAKER PRESENTATIOO OF PAPERS AND REPOR'l'S, ETC.
By the Senior Minister of Labour, H�nan Services and Social Secur�: Annual Reports (3) of the Central Housing and Planning Authority for the year.s 1991, 1992 and 1993.

(Circulated) QUESTICNS TO MINISTERS - QUESTIOO No.

17 (FOR ORAL ANSWER) !t3NTAL FOR UNIT FOR MRS. JANE'l' JA�, O.E., M.P., AT � NATIONS Mta.

Clarissa Riehl to ask tho Senior M 1 n i ster of Foreign Affairs the following question: QUESTictl: With reference to Question No.
5 co which a written answer was given on January 13, 1994, would the Senior Minister of Foreign �ffairs eay what wae the �ental �:�: occupied b: for the 11one bodroom •mit with utilities" Mra.

Janet Jagan, O.E., M.P., on her assignm�nt to t.··'-:t Guyana Mis�ion to the United Natlons?
(Notice Paper No.82 (018 Oppl8) published 31.7.95} STATEMENTS BY MINISTERS - PERSCXilAL EXPLANATIOOS - RF.QUESTS FOR LEA VE TO MOVE THE ADJOURNME...l\lT OF THE ASSEMBLY 00 DEFINITE MATTERS OF URGF.N'f PUBLIC IMPORTANCE - I ••.

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MDrIONS RELATING - MOVED BY A MINISTER TO THE BUSINESS AND OR SITTINGS OF THE ASSEMBLY SUSPENSION OF STANDING ORDER NO.

46(2) AND (3) The Senior Minister of Agriculture (Leader of the House) to move the following motion: BE IT RESOLVED: That Standing Order No.
46(2) and (3) be suspended to enable the Assembly to proceed at its sitting on Friday, 4th August, 1995, with the second reading and the remaining stages of the Constitution (Amendment) Bill 1995 - Bill No.

15/1995 published 31.7.95.

(Notice Paper No.

8l(M62 Govt 50) published 31.7.95) INTRODUCTION OF BILLS - Presentation and First Reading CONSTITUTION (AMENDMENT) BILL 1995 -Bill No.
15/1995 The Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, on behalf of the Government, to present the following Bill: A BILL intituled AN ACT to alter the Constitution in accordance with articles 66 and 164.
PUBLIC BUSINESS MDrIONS l. CONVENTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANISATION The Senior Minister of Labour, Human Services and Social Security to move the following motion: WHEREAS as a member state of the International Labour Organisation, Guyana is obligated to examine Conventions and Recommendations adopted by the International Labour Conference with in accordance Article 19 of the Constitution of the International Labour Organisation; I .. .

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AND WHEREAS Article 19 states that all Conventions and Recorrmendations Labour adopted by the International Conference must be submitted to the Competent Authority of member states whether ratification of such Conventions or not; is contemplated AND WHEREAS the submission of Conventions and Recommendatior.s adopted at sessions of that Conference should always be accompanied or followed by a statement or proposals setting out the Government's view as to the action to be taken on the instruments; AND WHEREAS Guyana adheres to the Constitution of the International Labour Organisation of which it is a member since 1966; AND WHEREAS the Government of Guyana proposes to use the provisions of the Conventions and Recorrunendations Labour adopted from time to time by the International Conference as aims of policy and to ratify those Conventions which are in keeping with the social philosophy of the Guyanese society: BE IT RESOLVED: That this National Assembly approve the conclusions set out in the State Paper on the following Conventions adopted and Recommendations at the 75th and 76th Sessions of the International Labour Conference held in June, 1988 and June, 1989, respectively:- (a)Safety and Health in Construction Convention, 1988, No.
167 (b)Safety and Health in Construction Recorrmendation, 1988, No.

175 (c)Employment Promotion and Protection against Unemployment Convention, 1988, No.

168 (d)Employment Promotion and Protection against Unemployment Recommendation, 1988, 176 (e)Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention, 1989, No.

1691 AND BE FURTHER RESOLVED: That the decision of this National Assembly be conveyed to the Director General of the International Labour Organisation.

(Notice Paper No.
(Notice Paper No.

79 (M60 Govt 48) published 20.7.95) I ... 4.

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CONVENTIONS AND RECOOMENDATIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANISATION The Senior Minister of Labour, Human Services and Social Security to move the following motion: WHEREAS as a member state of the International Labour Organisation, Guyana is obligated to examine Conventions adopted and Recommendations by the International Labouc Conference in accordance with Article 19 of the Constitution of the International Labour Organisation; AND WHEREAS Article 19 states that all Conventions and Recorronendations adopted by the International must Labour Conference be submitted to the competent Authority of member states whether ratification of such Conventions or not; is contemplated AND WHEREAS the submission of Conventions and Recorrunendations adopted at sessions of that Conference should always be accompanied or followed by a statement or proposals setting out the Government's view as to the action to be taken on the instrLUTients; AND WHEREAS Guyana adheres to the Constitution of the International Labour Organisation of which it is a member since 1966; AND WHEREAS the Government of Guyana proposes to use the provisions of the Conventions and Recommendations adopted from time to time by the International Labour Conference as aims of policy and to ratify those Conventions which are in keeping with the social philosophy of the Guyanese society: BE IT RESOLVED: That this National Assembly approve the conclusions set out in the State Paper on the following Conventions and Recommendations adopted at the 77th Session of the International Labour Conference held in June, 1990:- (a)Chemicals Convention, 1990, No.
170 Recorrunendation, (b)Chemicals ( C) Night Work Convention, (d)Night Work Recorrrnendation, 1990, No.

171 1990, No.

177 1990, No.

178.

AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the decision of this National Assembly be conveyed to the Director General of the International Labour Organisation.

(Notice Paper No.

88 (M61 Govt 49) published 20.7.95) I ... 5.

BILLS -Second Reading CONSTITlJrION (AMENDMENT) BILL 1995 -Bill No.
15/1995 3. and Minister The Attorney General Bill: of the following second reading of Legal Affairs to move the A BILL intituled AN Ac:r to alter the Constitution 66 and 164. with articles in accordance *4.

LAW REFORM (MISCELLANEOUS published 20.5.95 AMENDMENTS) BILL 1995 -Bill No.
10/1995 The Attorney General of Legal Affairs to move the second reading of the following and Minister Bill: A BILL intituled AN Ac:r to amend the Law Act, (Third Reform (Miscellaneous the Motor Vehicles Party Risks) Act and the Accidental Deaths and Personal Provisions) Insurance Injuries Act.

(Damages) (Read a first time on 22.5.95) *5.


CONSTITUTION (AMENDMENT) BILL 1995 -Bill No.11/1995 published 20.5.95 The Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs to move the second reading of the following Bill: AN Ac:r to effect A BILL intituled an alteration the Constitution with articles in accordance 66 and 164 thereof.

to article 142 of (Read a first time on 20.7.95) *Not to be proceed with at this Sitting.

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TRADE UNION RECCGNITICN BILL 1994 -Bill No.


19/1994 published 26.11.94 The Assembly to proceed upon the further stage(s) of the following Bill, after the Select Committee has reported thereon: A BILL intituled AN ACT to provide for the improvement and protection of industrial relations by the establishment of the procedures for the certifying of trade unions as recognised majority unions and for matters connected therewith.

F.A.
F.A.

NARAIN Clerk of the National Assenbly PARLIAMENI' OFFICE Public Buildings Georgetown.

31st July, 1995 *Not to be proceeded with at this Sitting.