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NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ORDER PAPER FOR THE 88TH SITTING OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF THE FIRST SESSION (2012 - 2014) OF THE TENTH PARLIAMENT OF GUYANA TO BE HELD AT 2.00 P.M. ON THURSDAY, 10TH JULY, 2014 IN THE PARLIAMENT CHAMBER, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, BRICKDAM, GEORGETOWN ---------------------------------------- BUSINESS FOR SITTING PRAYERS OATH OF A NEW MEMBER- MESSAGES FROM THE PRESIDENT- ANNOUNCEMENTS BY THE SPEAKER- PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS- PRESENTATION OF PAPERS AND REPORTS- By the Minister of Natural Resources and the Environment: Annual Reports of the National Parks Commission for the years 2008 – 2012.
(To be Circulated) /…2 REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES- 2.

By Dr. George Norton, M.P.

(Chairman of the Committee on Appointments): Fifth Report of the Committee on Appointments in relation to the Appointment of Members of the Ethnic Relations Commission.

(Circulated) ORAL QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE QUESTIONS ON NOTICE- For Written Replies 1.

BENEFITS FOR THE FORMER PRESIDENT, DR. BHARRAT JAGDEO Member Asking: Mr. Desmond Trotman, M.P.
Minister Answering: The Minister of Finance Would the Minister of Finance tell this House:- (i) What is the electricity charge paid under the Act for former President, Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo, for each month since he demitted office in 2011 up to the end of February, 2014?

(ii) What is the total health expenses/claims met under the Act for former President, Bharrat Jagdeo and/or his dependents for each month since he demitted office in 2011 to 28th February, 2014?
(iii) What is the cost of providing transportation (local and overseas) inclusive of cars and drivers, including air cost and road under the Act for former President, Bharrat Jagdeo and/or his dependents for each month since he demitted office in 2011 to 28th February, 2014?

/…3 3.

(iv) What is the monthly cost of providing security for personal and property(s) under the Act for former President, Bharrat Jagdeo since he demitted office in 2011 until 28th February, 2014?

(Notice Paper No.

317 (Q 217 Opp.


214) published on 2014-04-07) 2.

MAINTENANCE OF THE KURUPUNG AIRSTRIP IN REGION NO.

7 Member Asking: Dr. Karen Cummings Minister Answering: The Minister of Public Works (i) In 2013, 67.2 million dollars was disbursed for the maintenance of hinterland airstrips.

Could the Hon.

Minister say, if the Kurupung Airstrip was upgraded and what was the cost for this upgrade?
(ii) Is there a maintenance team that examines these airstrips periodically and who are the members of the team?

(iii) What mechanisms will be put in place to prevent another event of “hard landing” of a commercial plane at the Region 7 airstrip?

(Notice Paper No.

325 (Q 223 Opp.

220) published on 2014-06-02) 3.

VICTORIA HEALTH CENTRE Member Asking: Dr. Karen Cummings, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Health Could the Hon.

Minister say:- /…4 4.


(i) In light of the addition of 278 new Cuban trained Doctors to the Health Care System, when will the Victoria Health Centre open its doors to the public for a five-day a week service?

Presently, clinics are held once weekly.

(ii) When will the sanitary facilities be improved at this health facility?

At present the health care providers and the patients are using the same sanitary facility.

(Notice Paper No.

328 (Q 224 Opp.

221) published on 2014-06-18) 4.


DR. CC NICHOLSON HOSPITAL Member Asking: Dr. Karen Cummings, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Health Could the Hon.

Minister say:- (i) If plans are afoot to make this hospital a 24hr delivery service, in light of the fact that it is alleged that a mother had delivered a baby in the vicinity of a barber shop and that a barber had assisted to deliver the baby?
(ii) Since a probe of this allegation was launched against the Dr. CC Nicholson Hospital according to the Kaieteur Newspaper of June 25, 2012, could the Hon.

Minister furnish this Noble Assembly with the results of that probe?

(iii) When will there be a functioning Incubator(s) to place neonates or newborns at the Dr. CC Nicholson Hospital?

(iv) How soon will there be a cylinder with oxygen, a working autoclave to ensure sterile dressings to patients; and emergency supplies at the said health facility?
(Notice Paper No.

329 (Q 225 Opp.

222) published on 2014-06-18) /…5 5.

5.

THE ALARM INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMME TO REDUCE MATERNAL, NEONATAL MORTALITY AND MORBIDITY Member Asking: Dr. Karen Cummings, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Health Could the Hon.

Minister say:- (i) How many health care workers have been trained in the ALARM Programme to reduce maternal, neonatal mortality and morbidity to date?

(ii) What category of health care workers have been trained to date?
(iii) Where the health care workers are deployed or are located?

(Notice Paper No.

330 (Q 226 Opp.

223) published on 2014-06-18) For Oral Reply 6.

PROFESSIONAL TUNER WORKSHOP Member Asking: Mr. Christopher Jones, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport (i) *Could the Hon.

Minister inform this House of the date, venue and cost that was used for Trinidadian Tuner Mario Joseph to conduct his workshop?

(ii) *Could the Hon.


Minister inform this House which of the following Guyana Steel Pan Tuners benefited from the ‘Professional Tuner Workshop for all local tuners’:- (a) Mr. Roy Geddes, M.S., A.A. (b) Mr. Frank Lynch /…6 6.

(c) Mr. Calvin Whyte, M.S.

(d) Mr. Aubrey Bryan (e) Mr. Ivan Chapman (f) Mr. Matthew Lewis (g) Mr. Oliver Pross?

(iii) *Could the Hon.

Minister inform this House how was the ‘Professional Tuner Workshop for local tuners’ advertised?

(iv) *Could the Hon.


Minister inform this House whether any of the above named Guyanese Steel Pan Tuners were unavailable to chord and blend the ‘state owned’ Steel Pan Instruments before or during the 2014 Mashramani competition?

(Notice Paper No.

331 (Q 227 Opp.


224) published on 2014-06-18) STATEMENTS BY MINISTERS, INCLUDING POLICY STATEMENTS- PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS- REQUESTS FOR LEAVE TO MOVE THE ADJOURNMENT OF THE ASSEMBLY ON DEFINITE MATTERS OF URGENT PUBLIC IMPORTANCE- MOTIONS RELATING TO THE BUSINESS OR SITTINGS OF THE ASSEMBLY AND MOVED BY A MINISTER- SUSPENSION OF STANDING ORDERS NOS.

69 AND 26(e) The Prime Minister and Minister of Parliamentary Affairs to move the following motion: /…7 7.
WHEREAS the Customs (Amendment) Bill 2013 – Bill No.

2/2013 was negatived at the Sitting of the National Assembly on 22nd May, 2013; AND WHEREAS, due to the importance of the Bill with regards to the recent ruling by the Caribbean Court of Justice, the Government is desirous of proceeding with the second and third readings of the Customs (Amendment) Bill 2014 – Bill No.

11/2014; AND WHEREAS Standing Order No.


112 makes provision for the suspension of one or more Standing Orders to facilitate the work of the National Assembly; AND WHEREAS Standing Order No.

69 states, “once the second reading of any Bill has been agreed to or negatived, no question shall be proposed during the same Session for the second reading of any other Bill containing substantially the same provision”; AND WHEREAS Standing Order No.
26(e) states that a motion shall not revive discussion of a matter which has been discussed in the same Session, BE IT RESOLVED: That Standing Orders Nos.

69 and 26(e) be suspended to allow the National Assembly to proceed with the second and third readings of the Customs (Amendment) Bill 2014 – Bill No.

11/2014.

(Notice Paper No.

336 (M 106 Govt.

36) published on 2014-06-23) INTRODUCTION OF BILLS /…8 8.

PUBLIC BUSINESS (i) GOVERNMENT’S BUSINESS MOTION *1.

CONSIDERATION OF FINANCIAL PAPER NO.


1/2014 – STATEMENT OF EXCESS ON THE CURRENT AND CAPTIAL ESTIMATES Assembly to resolve itself into Committee of Supply.

In Committee of Supply The Minister of Finance to signify the recommendation or consent of the Cabinet and to move the following motion: BE IT RESOLVED: Financial Paper No.

1/2014 – Statement of Excess (Current and Capital) Estimates totalling $4,553,761,991 for the period ended 16th June, 2014.

(Notice Paper No.

338 (M 108 Govt.


37) published on 2014-06-25) (Paper presented on 2014-06-19) (ii) PRIVATE MEMBERS’ BUSINESS MOTIONS 2.

SYMPATHY ON THE DEATH OF MRS. DEBORAH BACKER, FORMER DEPUTY SPEAKER OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY Ms Amna Ally, M.P., Opposition Chief Whip, to move the following motion: *Not to be proceeded with at this sitting /…9 9.
BE IT RESOLVED: That this National Assembly records its deep regret on the death of Mrs. Deborah Backer, former Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly, on 21st March, 2014 and pays tribute to her dedicated service to the Parliament of Guyana from July, 1998 – February 7, 2014, and to the people of Guyana; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the National Assembly directs that an expression of its sympathy be conveyed to her sorrowing widower, children and relatives.

(Notice Paper No.

335 (M 105 Opp.


59) published on 2014-06-23) 3.

THE BROADCASTING (AMENDMENT) BILL 2014 – BILL NO.

13 OF 2014 Lt. Col. (Ret’d) Joseph Harmon, M.S.M., M.P., to move the following motion: BE IT RESOLVED: That this National Assembly, in accordance with Standing Order No.

52(1), grant leave for the introduction and first reading of the Broadcasting (Amendment) Bill 2014 – Bill No.

13 of 2014:- A BILL intituled AN ACT to amend the Broadcasting Act.

(Notice Paper No.

337 (M 107 Opp.


60) published on 2014-06-25) If leave is granted, the Clerk shall read aloud the title of the Bill.

/…10 10.

*4.

THE APPOINTMENT OF A COMMISSION OF INQUIRY TO INVESTIGATE THE INCIDENCE OF CRIMINAL VIOLENCE FROM 2004 TO 2010 IN GUYANA Brig.
(Ret’d) David Granger, M.S.S., M.P., Leader of the Opposition, to move the following motion: WHEREAS, Article 138(1) of the Constitution of the Republic of Guyana prescribes that no person shall be deprived of his life intentionally save in the execution of the sentence of a court in respect of an offence under the Laws of Guyana of which he has been convicted; AND WHEREAS in accordance with the Commission of Inquiry Act, Chapter 19:03, “The President may issue a commission appointing one or more commissioners and authorizing such commissioner or commissioners to inquire into any matter in which an inquiry would, in the opinion of the President, be for the public welfare”; AND WHEREAS this country has witnessed a pattern of unlawful killing of undetermined numbers of persons – including assassinations; executions; murders; extra-judicial killings by members of the Guyana Police Force Target Special Squad and other forms of criminal violence in Guyana during a period of ‘troubles’ on the East Coast and East Bank of Demerara and elsewhere – which were harmful to the public welfare; AND WHEREAS several of these killings have been of a deliberate and systematic nature – particularly those which occurred at Agricola; Bartica; Buxton; Eccles; Lindo Creek; Lusignan and Bel Air, Bourda and Kitty in Georgetown – which can be classified as massacres and have engendered alarm and despondency among the population; *Not to be proceeded with at this sitting /…11 11.
AND WHEREAS some killings involved members of the Guyana Police Force, the Guyana Defence Force and unidentified criminal gangs in which gangsters were equipped with a variety of electronic ‘eavesdropping’ equipment, weapons and vehicles that were provided with assistance and support by members of the Guyana Police Force; AND WHEREAS commissions of inquiry and coroners’ inquests have not been conducted into some unnatural deaths and criminal investigation reports by the Guyana Police Force, with regard to the most egregious of these crimes, have often been inconclusive; AND WHEREAS the National Assembly is the supreme legislative forum of our Republic wherein the people’s elected representatives discuss and determine matters of national interest and which is obliged to consider the grave threats to the public welfare and public security which prevailed during the aforesaid period of the ‘troubles’ and which remain substantially uninvestigated, BE IT RESOLVED: That the National Assembly condemns the killing of citizens of Guyana which occurred during the period of the ‘troubles’ and expresses its concern that commissions of inquiry have not been convened to investigate the unlawful killings, including the assassination of a Minister of the Government in April, 2006, on the East Coast of Demerara; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the National Assembly calls upon the President of Guyana, in accordance with the Commission of Inquiry Act, Chapter 19:03, to appoint a Commission of Inquiry to inquire into the unlawful killing of citizens during the years 2004 to 2010.
(Notice Paper No.

112 (M47 Opp 29) published on 2012-12-12) /…12 12.

*5.
PREVENTING HONOURABLE CLEMENT ROHEE, M.P., MINISTER OF HOME AFFAIRS FROM SPEAKING IN THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY The Assembly to resume the debate on the following motion after the Committee of Privileges has reported thereon: WHEREAS Article 171(1) of the Constitution provides that subject to the provisions of this Constitution and of the rules of procedure of the National Assembly, any member of the Assembly may introduce any Bill or propose any motion for debate in, or may present any Petition to the Assembly and the same shall be debated and disposed of according to the rules of the procedure of the Assembly; AND WHEREAS Article 165(1) of the Constitution provides that, subject to the provisions of this Constitution the National Assembly may regulate its own procedure and may make rules for that purpose; AND WHEREAS on the 25th day of July, 2012, Brig.
(Ret.’d) David Granger moved a motion in the National Assembly of No Confidence in the Hon.

Clement Rohee, M.P., as Minister of Home Affairs and called for his immediate removal, and dismissal from office; AND WHEREAS on the 30th day of July, 2012, Resolution No.

18 of 2012, was passed by the National Assembly in accordance with the said motion; AND WHEREAS the Hon.
Clement Rohee, M.P., is a member of the Cabinet of Guyana with the portfolio of the Minister of Home Affairs; *Not to be proceeded with at this sitting /…13 13.

AND WHEREAS Standing Order No.

47 Rule 10 of the Standing Orders of the National Assembly provides that “Nothing in this Standing Order shall be taken to deprive the Assembly of the power of proceeding against any Member according to any Resolution of the Assembly”; AND WHEREAS Standing Order No.
113 of the said Standing Orders of the National Assembly provides that “In any matter not herein provided for, resort shall be had to the usage and practice of the House of Commons Assembly of Parliament of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, which shall be followed as far as the same, may be applicable to the Assembly, and not inconsistent with these Standing Orders or with the practice of the Assembly”; AND WHEREAS the practice and convention in the House of Commons of England is that a Minister who loses a no confidence motion, resigns as Minister, BE IT RESOLVED: That since the National Assembly, by National Assembly Resolution No.
18 of 2012, has expressed no confidence in the performance of the Honourable Clement Rohee, M.P.

as Minister of Home Affairs, that he be prevented from speaking in the National Assembly so long as he is purporting to carry out the functions of Minister of Home Affairs as published in the Official Gazette.

(Notice Paper No.

104 (M45 Opp 27) published on 2012-11-22) (Referred to Committee of Privileges on 2012-11-22 in accordance with Standing Order No.

91) *6.
91) *6.

PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION (AMENDMENT) BILL 2012 – No.

15/2012 Mr. Khemraj Ramjattan, M.P., to move the following motion: *Not to be proceeded with at this sitting /…14 14.

BE IT RESOLVED: That this National Assembly, in accordance with Standing Order No.

52(1), grant leave for the introduction and first reading of the Public Utilities Commission (Amendment) Bill 2012 – Bill No.

15/2012 – A BILL intituled AN ACT to amend the Public Utilities Commission Act.

(Notice Paper No.
(Notice Paper No.

96 (M38 Opp 22) published on 2012-08-02) If leave is granted, the Clerk shall read aloud the title of the Bill.

*7.

TELECOMMUNICATIONS BILL 2012 – Bill No.

16/2012 Mr. Khemraj Ramjattan, M.P., to move the following motion: BE IT RESOLVED: That this National Assembly, in accordance with Standing Order No.

52(1), grant leave for the introduction and first reading of the Telecommunications Bill 2012 – Bill No.
16/2012 – A BILL intituled AN ACT to provide for the establishment of the Telecommunication Agency and for a regular, coordinated, open and competitive telecommunications sector and for matters incidental thereto or connected therewith.

(Notice Paper No.

97 (M39 Opp 23) published on 2012-08-02) If leave is granted, the Clerk shall read aloud the title of the Bill.

*Not to be proceeded with at this sitting /…15 15.

BILL – Committee and Third Reading *8.


OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY BILL 2012 – No.
8/2012 published on 2012-08-10 The Assembly to proceed upon the further stages of the following Bill, after the Special Select Committee has reported thereon: A BILL intituled AN ACT to set out the responsibilities and authority of the Clerk and Deputy Clerk of the National Assembly of Guyana and to provide for the establishment and administration of an independent Office of the Clerk of the National Assembly.
(Read a first time on 2012-08-09) (Read a second time and committed to the Special Select Committee on 2012-12-17) PUBLIC BUSINESS (i) GOVERNMENT’S BUSINESS BILLS – Second Readings 9.

SUMMARY JURISDICTION (APPEALS) (AMENDMENT) BILL 2014-Bill No.

9/2014 published on 2014-06-19 The Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs to move the second reading of the following Bill: A BILL intituled AN ACT to amend Summary Jurisdiction (Appeals) Act.

(Read a first time on 2014-06-19) /…16 16.

10.


EDUCATION BILL 2014- Bill No.

10/2014 published on 2014-06-19 The Minister of Education to move the second reading of the following Bill: A BILL intituled AN ACT to repeal the Education Act, to reform the legal framework of education in Guyana and provide an effective system of education related to the needs of the people.

(Read a first time on 2014-06-19) 11.

CUSTOMS (AMENDMENT) BILL 2014 – Bill No.


11/2014 published on 2014-06-19 The Minister of Finance to move the second reading of the following Bill: A BILL intituled AN ACT to amend the Customs Act.

(Read a first time on 2014-06-19) *12.

LAND SURVEYORS BILL 2014 – Bill No.


7/2014 published on 2014-06- The Minister of Natural Resources and the Environment to move the second reading of the following Bill: A BILL intituled AN ACT to enact a new Land Surveyors Act and to repeal the existing Act, to repeal the Surveys (Special Provisions) Act and to consolidate and reform the law governing the practice of land surveying, including aerial surveys, the preparation of plans, the maintenance of records of land surveys and for related matters.
(Read a first time on 2014-06-19) *Not to be proceeded with at this sitting /...17 17.

*13.

PROCUREMENT (AMENDENT) BILL 2013 – Bill No.

17/2013 published on 2013-11-07 The Minister of Finance to move the second reading of the following Bill which, on 19th December, 2013, was postponed for six (6) months: A BILL intituled AN ACT to amend the Procurement Act.

(Read a first time on 2013-11-07) NB: The six-month postponement of the second reading of this Bill ended on 18th June, 2014.

MOTION *14.
COMPOSITION OF THE COMMITTEE OF SELECTION The Prime Minister and Minister of Parliamentary Affairs to move the following motion: WHEREAS the House selected nine (9) members to the Parliamentary Committee on Selection of the 10th Parliament on February 10, 2012; AND WHEREAS the House selected four (4) members for the governing PPP/C, four (4) members for the opposition APNU and one (1) member for the opposition AFC; AND WHEREAS the allocation of a nine (9) member Committee of Selection was by way of an amendment by the combined APNU/AFC opposition to the motion tabled by the Leader of the House for a ten (10) member Committee with five (5) for PPP/C, four (4) APNU and one (1) AFC; /…18 18.
AND WHEREAS Standing Order No.

94(1) provides for “each Select Committee being so constituted to ensure that, as far as possible, the balance of parties in the National Assembly be reflected in the Committee”; AND WHEREAS the existing balance of the parties in the 10th Parliament is as follows: PPP/C: APNU: AFC: 32 seats 26 seats 7 seats AND WHEREAS the balance of the parties in the existing Committee of Selection does not conform to Standing Order No.
94(1), BE IT RESOLVED: That the decision of the House on the composition of the Parliamentary Committee of Selection be declared inconsistent with Standing Order 94(1); BE IT ALSO RESOLVED: That the House takes immediate steps to ensure that the composition of the Parliamentary Committee of Selection is brought into conformity with Standing Order No.

94(1); and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the currently constituted Committee of Selection be prevented from discharging its functions under Standing Order No.
81.

(Notice Paper No.

24 (M7 Govt 4) published on 2012-03-07) /…19 19.

BILLS – Committee and Third Readings *15.

TELECOMMUNICATIONS BILL 2012 – Bill No.


18/2012 published on 2012-08-09 The Assembly to proceed upon the further stages of the following Bill, after the Special Select Committee has reported thereon: A BILL intituled AN ACT to provide for the establishment of the Telecommunications Agency and for a regular, coordinated, open and competitive telecommunications sector and for matters incidental thereto or connected therewith.
(Read a second time and referred to a Special Select Committee on 2013-11-07) (Read a first time on 2012-08-09) *16.

PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION (AMENDMENT) BILL 2012 – Bill No.

17/2012 published on 2012-08-09 The Assembly to proceed upon the further stages of the following Bill, after the Special Select Committee has reported thereon: A BILL intituled AN ACT to amend the Public Utilities Commission Act.
(Read a first time on 2012-08-09) (Read a second time and referred to a Special Select Committee on 2013-11-07) *17.

ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING AND COUNTERING THE FINANCING OF TERRORISM (AMENDMENT) BILL 2013 – Bill No.

22/2013 published on 2013-12-10 The Assembly to proceed upon the further stages of the following Bill, after the Special Select Committee has reported thereon: *Not to be proceeded with at this sitting /…20 20.
A BILL intituled AN ACT to amend the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism Act.

(Read a first time on 2013-12-12) (Read a second time and referred to a Special Select Committee on 2013-12-19) *18.

WILDLIFE IMPORT AND EXPORT BILL 2014 – Bill No.


8/2014 published on 2014-05-21 The Assembly to proceed upon the further stages of the following Bill, after the Special Select Committee has reported thereon: A BILL intituled AN ACT to regulate international trade of Guyana’s wildlife and to enable Guyana to fulfill its obligations under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora.
(Read a first time on 2014-05-21) (Read a second time and referred to a Special Select Committee on 2014-06-19) (iii) COMMITTEES BUSINESS MOTION 19.

ADOPTION OF THE FIFTH REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON APPOINTMENTS IN RELATION TO THE APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS OF THE ETHNIC RELATIONS COMMISSION Dr. George Norton, M.P.

(Chairman of the Committee on Appointments) to move the following motion: *Not to be proceeded with at this sitting /…21 21.
WHEREAS the Standing Committee on Appointments to Commissions in keeping with Resolution No.
68 of 2014, consulted the approved lists of entities for nomination to the Ethnic Relations Commission; AND WHEREAS the entities met and made submissions of their nominations between April 30, 2014 and June 6, 2014; BE IT RESOLVED: That this National Assembly approves the following persons from the following categories as Members of the Ethnic Relations Commission established under the Constitution, and signify to the President that: Christian Religion Dr. John O. Smith Hindu Religion Ms. Rajkumarie Singh Muslim Religion Shaykh Moeenul Hack Labour Movement Mr. Norris Emanuel Witter /…22 22.
Private Sector Organisations Mr. Ravindra Dev Youth Organisations Ms. Gomattie Kalicharran Women Organisations Ms. Ruth Howard Cultural/Ethnic Organisations Afro-Guyanese Mr. Barrington Braithwaite Indo-Guyanese Mr. Neaz Subhan Indigenous/Amerindian Mr. Peter Persaud have been nominated in accordance with Resolution No.

68 of 2014, and Article 212 B (1)(a) of the Constitution to be appointed Members of the Ethnic Relations Commission; and /…23 23.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That this National Assembly adopts the Fifth Report of the Standing Committee to address matters relating to the nomination and appointment of Members to the Ethnic Relations Commission.

(Notice Paper No.

349 (M 109 Committees 11) published on 2014-07-02) ……………………………………… S.E.

ISAACS Clerk of the National Assembly PARLIAMENT OFFICE, Public Buildings, Brickdam, Georgetown.

4th July, 2014.