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NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ORDER PAPER PRIVATE MEMBERS’ SITTING FOR THE 48TH SITTING OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF THE FIRST SESSION (2020-2022) OF THE TWELFTH PARLIAMENT OF GUYANA TO BE HELD AT 10.00 A.M. ON THURSDAY, 21ST JULY, 2022, IN THE DOME OF THE ARTHUR CHUNG CONFERENCE CENTRE, LILIENDAAL, GREATER GEORGETOWN ---------------------------------------- PRIVATE MEMBERS’ 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- (1) By the Senior Minister within the Office of the President with Responsibility for Finance: (i) The Value-Added Tax (Amendment of Schedule I) (No.
2) Order 2022 – No.

10 of 2022.

(To be Circulated) 2.

(ii) The Value-Added Tax (Amendment of Schedule I) (No.

3) Order 2022 – No.

23 of 2022.

(To be Circulated) (2) By the Minister of Labour: Labour (National Minimum Wage) Order 2022 – No.

20 of 2022.
20 of 2022.

(To be Circulated) REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES- (1) By the Speaker of the National Assembly (Chairperson of the Committee of Selection and the Committee of Privileges): (i) Minutes of Proceedings of the 8th Meeting of the Committee of Selection held on Tuesday, 17th May, 2022.

(To be Circulated) (ii) Minutes of Proceedings of the 9th Meeting of the Committee of Selection held on Wednesday, 8th June, 2022.
(To be Circulated) (iii) Minutes of Proceedings of the 10th Meeting of the Committee of Selection held on Tuesday, 14th June, 2022.

(To be Circulated) (iv) Report of the Parliamentary Sessional Select Committee of Privileges on the Privilege Motion referred to the Committee on 24th January, 2022.

(Circulated) /…3 3.
(Circulated) /…3 3.

(2) By the Minister of Human Services and Social Security (Chairperson of the Parliamentary Sectoral Committee on Social Services): Eighth Periodic Report of the Parliamentary Sectoral Committee on Social Services for the period 28th December, 2020 to 20th May, 2022.

(Circulated) (3) By Mr. Jermaine Figueira, M.P.

(Chairperson of the Public Accounts Committee): The Report of the Public Accounts Committee on the Public Accounts of Guyana for the year 2016.
(Circulated) ORAL QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE QUESTIONS ON NOTICE- For Written Replies 1.

RULING OF THE IACHR ON THE MATTER OF ISSENERU VILLAGE – REGION 7 Member Asking: Mrs. Amanza Walton-Desir, M.P.
Minister Answering: The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Can the Honourable Minister lay over in the National Assembly, a copy of the Report of the Inter- American Commission on Human Rights on the matter of the application brought by the Village of Isseneru and Amerindian People’s Association.

(Notice Paper No.

181 (Q132 Opp.132) published on 2022-06-07) /…4 4.

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2.

ALLOWANCE FOR EMPLOYMENT COSTS OF PERSONS EMPLOYED AT THE GUYANA CONSULATE IN PORT-OF-SPAIN, TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO Member Asking: Mrs. Amanza Walton-Desir, M.P.
Minister Answering: The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Can the Honourable Minister advise whether allowance for employment costs were made in Budget 2022 and, if so, under which line item for persons employed/engaged on contract by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation at the Consulate in Port-of- Spain, Trinidad and Tobago?

(Notice Paper No.

186 (Q137 Opp.137) published on 2022-06-07) 3.


PERSONS EMPLOYED AT THE GUYANA CONSULATE IN PORT-OF-SPAIN, TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO Member Asking: Mrs. Amanza Walton-Desir, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation 1.

Can the Honourable Minister provide the designation of each person employed/engaged on contract by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the Guyana Consulate in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago since August 2, 2020?

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2.

Can the Honourable Minister provide the emoluments (salary and benefits) for each of the persons employed/engaged on contract by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the Guyana Consulate in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago since August 2, 2020?

(Notice Paper No.

187 (Q138 Opp.138) published on 2022-06-07) /…5 5.

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POSITIONS FILLED AT THE GUYANA CONSULATE IN PORT-OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO Member Asking: Mrs. Amanza Walton-Desir, M.P.
Minister Answering: The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Can the Honourable Minister advise whether the positions filled at the Guyana Consulate in Port- of-Spain since August 2, 2020, were publicly or internally advertised and if so, provide a copy of the advertisement.

(Notice Paper No.

188 (Q139 Opp.139) published on 2022-06-07) 5.

GUYANA CONSULATE IN NEW YORK, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Member Asking: Mrs. Amanza Walton-Desir, M.P.
Minister Answering: The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation 1.

Can the Honourable Minister provide the designation of each person employed/engaged on contract by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the Guyana Consulate in New York, United States of America, since August 2, 2020?

2.
2.

Can the Honourable Minister provide the emoluments (salary and benefits) for each of the persons employed/engaged on contract by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the Guyana Consulate in New York, United Sates of America, since August 2, 2020?

(Notice Paper No.

189 (Q140 Opp.140) published on 2022-06-07) 6.

WORK PERMITS REQUESTED Member Asking: Mrs. Tabitha Sarabo-Halley, M.P.
Minister Answering: The Minister of Home Affairs Can the Minister please state how many work permits have been requested between August 2020 to March 2022?

(Notice Paper No.

183 (Q134 Opp.134) published on 2022-06-07) 6.

7.

WORK PERMITS GRANTED Member Asking: Mrs. Tabitha Sarabo-Halley, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Home Affairs Can the Minister please state how many work permits were granted between August 2020 to March 2022?

(Notice Paper No.
(Notice Paper No.

184 (Q135 Opp.135) published on 2022-06-07) 8.

NATIONALITIES OF THE NON-NATIONALS THAT WERE GRANTED WORK PERMITS Member Asking: Ms. Tabitha Sarabo-Halley, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Home Affairs Can the Minister state the Nationalities of the non-nationals who were granted work permits, their particular skill set and the number of years each work permit was granted for between August 2020 to March 2022?

(Notice Paper No.

185 (Q136 Opp.136) published on 2022-06-07) 9.


COMPANIES REQUESTED AND WERE ELIGIBLE TO REQUEST WORK PERMITS Member Asking: Mrs. Tabitha Sarabo-Halley, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Home Affairs Can the Minister indicate the names of the Companies that have requested and were eligible to request work permits between August 2020 to March 2022?

(Notice Paper No.

192 (Q143 Opp.143) published on 2022-06-07) /…7 7.

For Oral Replies *10.


RECONSTRUCTION OF THE NORTH RUIMVELDT SECONDARY SCHOOL Member Asking: Mrs. Natasha Singh-Lewis, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Education *“On the 19th June, 2021, the nation witnessed the destruction of the North Ruimveldt Secondary School by fire.

It was reported through an address to the media – Kaieteur News 20th June, 2021 by the Minister of Education that the school will be repaired.
Further, the Minister of Finance in his Budget Speech 2022, page 52, paragraph 4.134, stated that the said school is listed for reconstruction in 2022”.

1.

*Can the Minister indicate when would the reconstruction of the North Ruimveldt Secondary School commence?

2.

*Can the Minister indicate what efforts are being made to replace the smart classroom, the school’s information technology room, the school’s library, the technical drawing and architecture room all of which were destroyed by the fire?
(Notice Paper No.

180 (Q131 Opp.131) published on 2022-06-07) *11.

ENMORE PACKAGING PLANT Member Asking: Mrs. Tabitha Sarabo-Halley, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Agriculture 1.

*Can the Minister state how much money has been utilized from successive budgets between 2020-2022 to restart the Enmore Packaging Plant and on what was the monies spent?

2.

*Can the Minister state how much money has been budgeted this year to aid in the transfer of the Packaging Plant?
Further, can the Minister state the new location of the Plant?

/…8 8.

3.

*Can the Minister state what is the projected cost to complete the Packaging Plant at the new location?

(Notice Paper No.
(Notice Paper No.

182 (Q133 Opp.133) published on 2022-06-07) 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- INTRODUCTION OF BILLS- Presentation and First Readings 1.

SUICIDE PREVENTION BILL 2022 – No.
11/2022 The Minister of Health, on behalf of the Government, to present the following Bill: A BILL intituled AN ACT to make provision for the prevention of suicide, for the establishment of a National Suicide Prevention Commission, the functions of which shall include the preparation of a National Suicide Prevention Plan consisting of policies and measures to be implemented for the prevention of suicide, for the provision of Suicide Prevention Centres to provide support services including counselling services to suicide survivors and persons contemplating suicide, and for related matters.
/…9 9.

2.

MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS (AMENDMENT) BILL 2022 – No.

12/2022 The Minister of Health, on behalf of the Government, to present the following Bill: A BILL intituled AN ACT to amend the Medical Practitioners Act.

PUBLIC BUSINESS (i) PRIVATE MEMBERS’ BUSINESS MOTIONS 1.

Payment of first Salary to Public Servants in one (1) month Mrs. Tabitha Sarabo-Halley, M.P.
to move the following motion: WHEREAS there have been consistent reports from new public servants that they were informed they must wait three months before they received their first salary.

BE IT RESOLVED: That the National Assembly advises the Government of Guyana to ensure that public servants receive their first paycheck no more than one (1) month after the commencement of their employment in the public sector.

(Notice Paper No.

169 (M37 Opp 6) published on 2022-02-28) 2.


INCREASE IN THE COST OF LIVING FOR GUYANESE Ms Annette Ferguson, M.P., to move the following motion: WHEREAS Guyana, and countries around the world, continue to experience a tremendous health and socio-economic (cost of living) impact from the Coronavirus 19 pandemic: raging in Guyana, over a thousand tragic deaths so far to an alarming increase in the cost of living; /…10 10.
AND WHEREAS the Government of Guyana, in its efforts to cushion the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, provided a one-off twenty-five thousand ($25,000.00) COVID-19 cash grant; AND WHEREAS there has been a substantial increase in the cost of essential food items, some doubling or nearly doubling from pre-pandemic levels, including those grown here in Guyana; AND WHEREAS the Government of Guyana provided a 7%, taxable increase in salary to Public Servants in December 2021; AND WHEREAS inflation persist, and Guyanese must brace themselves for further increases in the cost of living in 2022; AND WHEREAS the Government of Guyana has failed to devise strategies or implement policies, that have proven effective at combating inflation or cushioning its impact on the lives of Guyanese, BE IT RESOLVED: That the Government of Guyana promptly devise a strategy or plan to address the high cost of living Guyanese are burdened with; and BE IT FURTER RESOLVED: That the Government of Guyana makes provision for EACH Guyanese above the age of eighteen (18) years, to be assisted with the high cost of living in Guyana.
(Notice Paper No.

178 (M46 Opp 8) published on 2022-06-01) /…11 11.

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LIABILITY INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR OIL SPILLS IN GUYANA Mr. David Patterson, M.P., to move the following motion: WHEREAS Oil production offshore Guyana is expected to increase rapidly from its current rate of 120,000 barrels per day (bopd) to close to 1 million bopd, with the number of FPSOs increasing over 10 times by 2026; AND WHEREAS the emergency response and cleanup of the British Petroleum Macondo oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has so far cost more than $70 Billion USD; AND WHEREAS a major oil spill offshore Guyana would result in the environmental devastation of Guyana and its neighbouring countries, obliterating the areas fishing industry, aquatic vegetation, including possible lawsuits from neighbouring countries; AND WHEREAS the Liza 1 Permit signed by the current EPA Head and issued in June 2017, designates as Permit Holder – Esso Exploration and Production Guyana Limited (EEPGL), a subsidiary Limited Liability Corporation (LLC) of parent companies, ExxonMobil, Hess and CNOOC; AND WHEREAS following the change in EPA’s Leadership, Liza 2 permit included provisions for unlimited liability for all spills by including a provision requiring EEPGL’s purchase of the maximum available private insurance offered in the market, with all of the remaining liabilities to be covered by EEPGL’s parent companies – Exxon, Hess and CNOOC; AND WHEREAS EEPGL agreed to the unlimited liability coverage commitment in the Liza 2 Permit and urgent purchase of the maximum available private insurance prior to signing the Permit; /…12 12.
AND WHEREAS EEPGL timely obtained the maximum $2.5 Billion private insurance available on the market prior to EPA signing and issuing the Liza 2 Permit in April, 2019, BE IT RESOLVED: That the Government recants its decision to cancel the process already established in 2017 for obtaining unlimited liability coverage by EEPGL’s parent companies – a process that was agreed upon by Exxon and made a condition of the Liza 2 Permit, and was close to being finalised when the current administration took office in 2020; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the Government returns to the already well-established process put in place by the previous administration which made a condition of the Liza 2 Permit for guaranteed coverage by EEPGL’s parent companies, agreed upon by EEPGL, and was nearing completion when the current administration took office; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That this Parliament calls on the Government of Guyana, to include full unlimited liability coverage for oil spills and other disasters related to petroleum production as a condition for granting approval for the proposed Yellowtail development and all other future petroleum development; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the Government of Guyana, conducts an independent analysis on the possible ill effects of an oil spill, and present this report to the Parliamentary Committee on Natural Resources to be used as a reference for all other future oil development submissions; and /…13 13.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That, if necessary, the Opposition stands ready, able and willing to assist the Government in getting back on track the expeditious acquisition of unlimited liability coverage for an oil spill.

(Notice Paper No.

179 (M47 Opp 9) published on 2022-06-01) *4.

NATURAL GAS FLARING AT THE ESSO EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION GUYANA LIMITED Mr. David Patterson, M.P.
to move the following motion: WHEREAS Esso Exploration and Production Guyana Limited (EEPGL) was on June 1, 2017, granted an Environmental Permit, No.
20160705-EEDPF, to undertake Phase 1 of the Liza Development Project (Liza 1) which included, the use of a Floating Production, Storage, and Offloading (FPSO) vessel “to process, store and offload the recovered oil during production operations within the Stabroek Block”; AND WHEREAS the Liza 1 Permit (Clause 1.10) enjoined the Permit Holder, EEPGL, to “Employ effective operational and maintenance systems on all aspects of the facility whose failure could impact the environment…”; AND WHEREAS the Liza 1 Permit (Clause 3.6) expressly prohibits flaring and venting; with exceptions being made for “tank flashing emission, standing/working/breathing losses” and flaring related to the startup of the FPSO, emergencies or during periods of maintenance; *Not to be proceeded with at this Sitting /…14 14.
AND WHEREAS EEPGL has routinely been engaged in flaring in direct contravention of the terms of the Liza 1 Permit issued and acknowledged, and as a result, has caused, and is causing substantial damage to the environment and the credibility of the Liza 1 Development Project; AND WHEREAS calculations based upon reported EEPGL’s production data shows that zero flaring, except for the small amount allowed for pilot flaring, may be achieved by reducing oil production by approximately 15,000 bopd; AND WHEREAS according to Clause 13.1 in the Liza 1 and Liza 2 Permits, “The Environmental Protection Agency reserves the right to review and amend the conditions attached to this Permit”, BE IT RESOLVED: That this National Assembly expresses its dissatisfaction, that all reasonable measures have not been taken or are being taken to prevent the flaring of gas as currently exists, and which reported by EEPGL to be 16 million cubic feet, per day (mcfd) at the designed maximum safe oil production limit of 120,000 barrels oil, per day (bopd).
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the National Assembly calls on the Government of Guyana: 1.

To direct Esso Exploration and Production Guyana Limited to abide by the terms and conditions of the Liza 1 Permit issued on June 1, 2017; 2.
To request that the Environmental Protection Agency takes all reasonable measures to ensure compliance including, EEPGL achieving zero flaring at the Liza 1 Project through reduction of oil production rates; and suspension of same Liza 1 Permit if zero flaring is not met, until it is satisfied that all reasonable and lawful efforts are being made to ensure that there is no flaring of gas as has occurred over the past several weeks; and /…15 15.

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3.

To request that the Liza 1 and Liza 2 Permits be immediately amended by the EPA to become consistent with the updated conditions in the Payara Permit, relative to flaring.

(Notice Paper No.

63 (M22 Opp.

4) published on 2021-02-26) *5.

CONDEMN THE BRUTAL AND HORRIFIC KILLING OF JOEL HENRY, ISIAAH HENRY AND HARESH SINGH, BETWEEN THE PERIOD SEPTEMBER 6 to 9, 2020 Ms Geeta Chandan-Edmond, M.P.
to move the following motion: WHEREAS, Guyanese citizens, Joel Henry, Isiah Henry and Haresh Singh, all under the age of 20 years old, from the village of N0.

3 Village, West Coast Berbice, were brutally, barbarically and horrifically killed, and the bodies found at or near the Cotton Tree Back Dam in the Mahaica/ Berbice Region No.
5; AND WHEREAS, the period September 6 to 9, 2020, will go down in the history of our country as the period when these unspeakable crimes left the nation numb and in a state of shock and sadness; AND WHEREAS.
these brutal, senseless, barbaric, depraved and horrific killings have caused untold pain, agony, grief, anguish, anger and despair to the surviving family members, fellow villagers and the entire Guyanese Community; AND WHEREAS, these brutal and horrific killings have evoked unequivocal condemnation from Guyanese, living in Guyana and in the diaspora; AND WHEREAS, the diplomatic community and civil society have also unequivocally condemned these brutal, barbaric and horrific killings; *Not to be proceeded with at this Sitting /…16 16.
AND WHEREAS, Parliament, of which the National Assembly is a part of the supreme legislative forum of our Republic wherein the people’s elected representatives discuss and determine matters of national interest and is obliged to consider the grave threats to the public welfare and public security; AND WHEREAS, Article 138(1) of the Constitution of the Cooperative 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, to date these horrific deaths which are of public importance, concern and welfare remain substantially unresolved.
BE IT RESOLVED: That the National Assembly recommends to the Government to procure and finance the assistance of expert and competent professionals who can resolve these cases; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the National Assembly condemns the killing of the three Citizens aforementioned, and extends sincerest condolences to the families of the deceased; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the National Assembly calls on the Government to continue its earnest investigations, so as to ensure expeditious justice to the family.
(Notice Paper No.

18 (M8 Opp 2) published on 2020-12-01) /…17 17.

(ii) GOVERNMENT BUSINESS BILLS – Second Readings 6.

INDUSTRIAL HEMP BILL 2022 – Bill No.


10/2022 published on 2022-05-17 The Minister of Agriculture to move the second reading of the following Bill: A BILL intituled AN ACT to provide for the cultivating and manufacturing of industrial hemp and hemp related products; to provide for the conducting of research on industrial hemp or any other activity concerning or related to industrial hemp; to establish the Guyana Industrial Hemp Regulatory Authority; and other related matters.
(Read a first time on 2022-05-17) 7.

MENTAL HEALTH PROTECTION AND PROMOTION BILL 2022 – Bill No.
7/2022 published on 2022-04-08 The Minister of Health to move the second reading of the following Bill: A BILL intituled AN ACT to provide mental health care and treatment for persons with mental illness and to protect, promote and fulfil the human rights of those persons during the delivery of mental health care; to provide for the establishment of the Mental Health Board; to repeal the Mental Hospital Ordinance and for related matters.
(Read a first time on 2022-04-13) /…18 BILLS – Committee, Second and Third Readings 18.

*8.

NARCOTIC DRUGS AND PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES (CONTROL) (AMENDMENT) BILL 2021 – Bill No.

2/2021 published on 2021-01-28 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 Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (Control) Act.
(Read a first time and referred to a Special Select Committee on 2021-01-28) *9.

HIRE-PURCHASE BILL 2020 – Bill No.

14/2020 published on 2020-11-10 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 make provision for the regulation of hire- purchase, credit sale and conditional sale agreements; and for related purposes.
(Read a first time on 2020-12-23 and referred to a Special Select Committee on 2021-02-11) *10.

THE RADIATION SAFETY AND SECURITY BILL 2022 – Bill No.

No.
No.

8/2022 published on 2022-04-13 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 safe, secure and peaceful uses of ionizing radiation, protect persons and the environment against the harmful effects of radioactive waste, establish the Radiation Safety and Security Board and for connected matters.
(Read a first time and referred to a Special Select Committee on 2022-04-13) *Not to be proceeded with at this Sitting 19.

*11.

EVIDENCE (AMENDMENT) BILL 2022 – Bill No.

3/2022 published on 2022-04-06 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 Evidence Act.

(Read a first time on 2022-04-13 and referred to a Special Select Committee on 2022-05-17) (iii) COMMITTEES BUSINESS MOTIONS 12.
ADOPTION OF THE REPORT OF THE PARLIAMENTARY SESSIONAL SELECT COMMITTEE OF PRIVILEGES The Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance and Government Chief Whip (Member of the Committee of Privileges) to move the following motion: BE IT RESOLVED: That the Report of the Parliamentary Sessional Select Committee of Privileges, be adopted.

(Notice Paper No.

195 (M50 Committees 14) published on 2022-07-12) 13.
ADOPTION OF THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE ON ITS EXAMINATION OF THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS OF GUYANA FOR THE YEAR 2016 Mr. Jermaine Figueira, M.P.

(Chairperson of the Public Accounts Committee) to move the following motion: *Not to be proceeded with at this Sitting /…20 20.

BE IT RESOLVED: That the Report of the Public Accounts Committee on its examination of the Public Accounts of Guyana for the year 2016, be adopted and refer the Report to the Government for consideration.

(Notice Paper No.
(Notice Paper No.

193 (M48 Committees 12) published on 2022-07-12) 14.

ADOPTION OF THE EIGHTH PERIODIC REPORT OF THE PARLIAMENTARY SECTORAL COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL SERVICES The Minister of Human Services and Social Security (Chairperson of the Parliamentary Sectoral Committee on Social Services) to move the following motion: BE IT RESOLVED: That the Eighth Periodic Report of the Parliamentary Sectoral Committee on Social Services, for the period 28th December, 2020 to 20th May, 2022, be adopted.
(Notice Paper No.

194 (M49 Committees 13) published on 2022-07-12) S. E. ISAACS, A.A., Clerk of the National Assembly PARLIAMENT OFFICE, Public Buildings, Brickdam, Georgetown.

14th July, 2022.