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• NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ORDER PAPER FOR THE 66th SITTING OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF THE FIRST SESSION (2006 - 2008) OF THE NINTH PARLIAMENT OF GUYANA TO BE HELD AT 2.00 P.M. ON WEDNESDAY, 3RD DECEMBER , 2008 IN THE PARLIAMENT CHAMBER, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, 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- ).- (i) By Speaker of the National Assembly: (i) Public Consultation on the Perceived Needs of the Chinese Community (To be Circulated) 1110 .14 (ii) Public Consultation on the Perceived Needs of the Amerindian Community (ii) By the Minister of Finance: (To be Circulated) (i) Annual Report of the Commissioner of Insurance for the year ended 3 l st December, 2007 (To be Circulated) (ii) Audited Accounts of the Office of the Commissioner of Insurance for the year ended 315t December, 2007 (To be Circulated) REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES- ORAL QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE- QUESTIONS ON NOTICE- For Written Replies 1.
SCHEDULE/LIST OF ALL PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN IN REGION #3 BY THE POOR RURAL COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES PROGRAMME Member Asking: Mr. Mervyn Williams Minister Answering: The Minister of Agriculture (i) Could the Honourable Minister of Agriculture provide this National Assembly with a schedule/list of all projects undertaken in Region #3 by the Poor Rural Community Support Services Programme during its period of existence under the following headings:- (a) Roads?

 (b) Buildings?
(b) Buildings?

(c) Others?

(ii) Could the Honourable Minister of Agriculture provide this National Assembly with a full report of each project listed in 1 (a); 1 (b) and 1 (c) including in the report the following information:- (a) How many citizens were expected to benefit from the project?

(b) How many people actually benefited?

(c) In what ways did people benefit?

(d) What is the present state of repair of the facilities provided?
(e) Who is responsible for the maintenance of the facilities?

(f) Who is responsible for the economic viability of the buildings?

(Notice Paper No.

268 (Q 187 Opp 182) published on 2008-10-16) 2.


BUILDINGS AND OTHER PROJECTS HANDED OVER TO COMMUNITY BASED ORGANISATIONS Member Asking: Mr. Mervyn Williams Minister Answering: The Minister of Agriculture (i) Could the Honourable Minister of Agriculture tell this National Assembly which buildings and other projects handed over to Community Based Organisations have subsequently been taken over by Neighbourhood Democratic Councils and the Regional Democratic Council?
(ii) Is the Honourable Minister of Agriculture aware that it was a condition precedent to a building/community project being handed over to a Community based Organisation that that Community Based Organisation be registered under the Friendly Societies' Act?

(Notice Paper No.

269 (Q 188 Opp 183) published on 2008-10-16) 3.
COMMUNITY BASED ORGANISATIONS Member Asking: Mr. Mervyn Williams Minister Answering: The Minister of Agriculture (i) Could the Honourable Minister of Agriculture tell this National Assembly if all of the Community Based Organisations which received buildings/projects were previously registered under the Friendly Societies' Act?
(ii) Would the Honourable Minister of Agriculture provide this National Assembly with a list of all the Community Based Organisations in Region # 3 which have satisfied the financial accountability aspects of the Friendly Societies' Act up to the current date?

(Notice Paper No.

270 (Q 189 Opp 184) published on 2008-10-16) 4.


SATISFYING THEIR UNDERTAKINGS OF PROVIDING COMMUNITY SERVICE AS ENVISIONED BY THE PRCSSP Member Asking: Mr. Mervyn Williams Minister Answering: The Minister of Agriculture Could the Honourable Minister of Agriculture provide this National Assembly with a list of the Community Based Organisations which are currently satisfying their undertakings of providing community service as envisioned by the PRCSSP?

(Notice Paper No.
(Notice Paper No.

271 (Q 190 Opp 185) published on 2008-10-16) • 5.

RESERVED QUESTIONS PUT TO THE NATIONAL INSURANCE BOARD Member Asking: Mr. Mervyn Williams Minister Answering: The Minister of Finance (i) Could the Honourable Minister of Finance tell this National Assembly how many Reserved Questions were put to the National Insurance Board in 2003; 2004; 2005; 2006; 2007 and 2008 respectively?
(a) How many of these Reserved Questions sought a determination of the classification of an insured person i.e., whether the insured person was employed or self employed?

(b) How many of the Reserved Questions relating to the classification of insured persons have been determined by the Board?

(c) How many of the Reserved Questions relating to the classification of insured persons have not yet been determined by the Board?
(d) Are there still undetermined questions re: the classification of insured persons pending for the years 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007?

(ii) Could the Honourable Minister of Finance tell this National Assembly if he is aware that several Reserved Questions addressed to the National Insurance Board have been systematically intercepted by management and determined at that level contrary to the National Insurance Act?

(Notice Paper No.

272 (Q 191 Opp 186) published on 2008-10-16) fi 6.
INMATES OF THE GEORGETOWN PRISON Member Asking: Mrs. Deborah Backer, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Home Affairs (i) Could the Honourable Minister of Home Affairs tell this National Assembly how many prisoners were inmates of the Georgetown Prison on the following dates: (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) 31st January, 2008; 29th February, 2008; 31st March, 2008; 30th April, 2008; 31st May, 2008; 30th June, 2008; 31g July, 2008 31st August, 2008; 30th September, 2008?
(ii) Could the Honourable Minister of Home Affairs tell this National Assembly how many of the prisoners listed at 1(a) to 1(i) were remand prisoners at the specified dates?

(Notice Paper No.

276 (Q 194 Opp 189) published on 2008-10-21) 7.


DISCONTINUATION OF THE GENERAL CERTIFICATE OF EDUCATION EXAMINIATION (ADVANCED LEVEL) Member Asking: Ms. Amna Ally Minister Answering: The Minister of Education • (i) Could the Honourable Minister of Education explain to this National Assembly his Government's rationale for considering the discontinuation of the General Certificate of Education Examination (Advanced Level) in all Government Schools?
(ii) What were the facts or things taken into account by his Ministry in arriving at this decision?

(Notice Paper No.

290 (Q206 Opp 201) published on 2008-10-27) 8.


NATIONAL STRATEGIC FIVE YEAR PLAN Member Asking: Ms. Amna Ally Minister Answering: The Minister of Education (i) Could the Honourable Minister of Education provide this National Assembly with the financial details of the International funding for the National Strategic Five Year Plan identifying the specific expenditure for each sector of the Plan?

(ii) Say how soon will this Plan be tabled in the National Assembly?

(Notice Paper No.
(Notice Paper No.

291 (Q207 Opp 202) published on 2008-10-27) 9.

FIRE AT WARAMADONG SECONDARY SCHOOL DORMITORY Member Asking: Mr. Raphael G. C. Trotman Minister Answering: The Minister of Education (i) Will the Minister of Education say if there will be an investigation into the deaths of Zanita Sam aged 11, Savylin David, aged 12 and Sharmileza George, aged 13 who died as a result of a fire at the female dorm at the Waramadong Secondary School in Region 7?
• (ii) Is the Minister prepared to make the findings public?

(iii) Will compensation be offered to the relatives of the victims of the fire?

(Notice Paper No.

293 (Q209 Opp 204) published on 2008-10-27) 10.

CORONER'S INQUEST Member Asking: Mr. Raphael G. C. Trotman Minister Answering: Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs (i) Can the Honourable Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs state the current number of Coroner's Inquest pending in Guyana?
(Notice Paper No.

295 (Q211 Opp 206) published on 2008-10-27) 11.

THE VALUATION DEPARTMENT — MINISTRY OF FINANCE Member Asking: Mr. David Patterson Minister Answering: The Minister of Finance (i) The Valuation Division within the Ministry of Finance has been without a Chief Valuation Officer and a Deputy Chief Valuation Officer for over two (2) and eight (8) years respectively.

Can the Honourable Minister state if and when these two important public offices will be filled?
(ii) Can the Honourable Minister advise on the present employment of the CARICOM national with whom a contract was entered into for the position of Chief Valuation Officer?

 • (iii) Can the Honourable Minister advise on the current status of the equipment and furniture procured for the Valuation Division under the Urban Development Programme, noting that this Programme ended over one year ago?
(iv) Can the Honourable Minister advise on the status of the proposed renovation works to the Valuation Division's offices in light of the fact that this office has inherited additional staff from the Urban Development Programme?

(v) Is the Honourable Minister aware that the Valuation Division has been without a vehicle and a driver for over two years?

(vi) Does the Honourable Minister agree that without access to these resources the functioning of this department has been and will be severely hampered?
If so, can the Minister state if and when this situation shall be redressed?

(Notice Paper No.

299 (Q215 Opp 210) published on 2008-10-27) 12.

VALID TENANCY AGREEMENT TO GUYANA POWER AND LIGHT INC.
Member Asking: Mrs. Volda Lawrence Minister Answering: The Prime Minister Would the Honourable Prime Minister explain to this National Assembly why Guyana Power and Light Inc. requires a tenant to be in possession of a valid tenancy agreement and also to produce the transport for the property rented before that person can be allocated a meter?

(Notice Paper No.

300 (Q216 Opp 211) published on 2008-10-31) • 13.

EMPLOYEES OF GUYANA POWER AND LIGHT INC.


Member Asking: Mrs. Volda Lawrence Minister Answering: The Prime Minister Would the Honourable Prime Minister tell this National Assembly whether employees of Guyana Power and Light Inc. are authorised by law to go into a private property owned by or under the control of a citizen without receiving permission by that citizen to do so?

Notice Paper No.

301 (Q217 Opp 212) published on 2008-10-31) 14.


COMMUNITY WELFARE OFFICER Member Asking: Mrs. Volda Lawrence Minister Answering: The Minister of Human Services and Social Security (i) Would the Honourable Minister of Human Services and Social Security tell this National Assembly in which Sub Region of Region No.

8 will the Community Welfare Officer be placed and at which location?

(ii) What will be the Budgetary allocation for this Officer to travel around the sub- region?
(iii) When will a Community Welfare Officer be appointed to the other sub-region in Region No.

8 and at what location the person would be based?

Notice Paper No.

302 (Q218 Opp 213) published on 2008-10-31) -r- 10 15.
GY$100 MILLION ALLOCATED TO SINGLE PARENTS Member Asking: Mrs. Volda Lawrence Minister Answering: The Minister of Human Services and Social Security Would the Honourable Minister of Human Services and Social Security inform this National Assembly and the single parents in Guyana: (i) Whether the distribution of the GY$100 million allocated to single parents will be done before the 31st December, 2008?
(ii) If it will be distributed before 315' day of December, 2008 when will this distribution begin?

(iii) What are the main criteria that will be used to qualify single parents for receipt of this allocation?

(iv) How many single parents are expected to benefit?

(v) If it will not be distributed before the 31st day of December, 2008, could the Honourable Minister say why?

(Notice Paper No.

303 (Q219 Opp 214) published on 2008-10-31) 16.


SINGLE PARENT QUESTIONAIRE Member Asking: Mrs. Volda Lawrence Minister Answering: The Minister of Human Services and Social Security -1- 1- Would the Honourable Minister of Human Services and Social Security inform this National Assembly whether the information received from the recently acquired Single Parent Questionnaire will be used to add persons to the Public Assistance list?

Notice Paper No.
Notice Paper No.

304 (Q220 Opp 215) published on 2008-10-31) 17.

LIST OF LEGISLATION Member Asking: Mrs. Clarissa Riehl, M.P.

Minister Answering: Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs Could the Honourable Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs provide this National Assembly with a list of legislation his Government proposes to introduce in the National Assembly between December, 2008 and August, 2009?

(Notice Paper No.

308 (Q224 Opp 219) published on 2008-11-04) 18.
NUMBER OF PERSONS DETAINED FOR 72 HOURS OR MORE Member Asking: Mrs. Deborah Backer Minister Answering: Minister of Home Affairs Could the Honourable Minister of Home Affairs provide this National Assembly with a list of the number of persons detained for the year 2007, at each Police Station listed below, for 72 hours or more, who were subsequently released without any charges being preferred against them:- (i) (ii) Sparendaam Police Station Beterverwagting Police Station (iii) Vigilance Police Station (iv) Cove and John Police Station (v) Brickdam Police Station 12 1- 0 (vi) Providence Police Station (Notice Paper No.
309 (Q225 Opp 220) published on 2008-11-05) For Oral Replies 19.

NUMBER OF PERSONS CHARGED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE COMBATING OF TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS ACT Member Asking: Dr. John Austin, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Home Affairs *Could the Honourable Minister of Home Affairs inform this National Assembly how many persons have been charged under the provisions of the Combating of Trafficking in Persons Act, Act No.

2 of 2005?

(Notice Paper No.


266 (Q185 Opp 180) published on 2008-10-01) 20.

VISITS TO THE BRICKDAM AND ALBERTOWN POLICE LOCKUPS Member Asking: Mrs. Deborah Backer, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Home Affairs *Is the Honourable Minister of Home Affairs prepared to facilitate visits to the Brickdam and Alberttown Police Lockups for Members of Parliament who are so interested?

(Notice Paper No.

275 (Q 193 Opp 188) published on 2008-10-21) 21.


ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS TO THE GUYANA POLICE FORCE + Member Asking: Mrs. Deborah Backer, M.P.
Minister Answering: The Minister of Home Affairs *Could the Honourable Minister of Home Affairs tell this National Assembly whether his Government is prepared to immediately increase the academic entry requirement to the 13 Guyana Police Force from a sound primary or secondary education (as is the present requirement) to a sound secondary education.

(Notice Paper No.

277 (Q 195 Opp 190) published on 2008-10-21) 22.


BRICKDAM AND ALBERTTOWN POLICE STATIONS' LOCKUPS Member Asking: Mrs. Deborah Backer, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Home Affairs (i) *Can the Honourable Minister of Home Affairs inform this National Assembly whether citizens of Guyana and citizens of other countries held overnight at the Brickdam and Alberttown Police Stations' Lockups are provided with a bed, mattress, foam, or any other type of bedding to sleep on?
(ii) *Can the Minister of Home Affairs inform this National Assembly whether the Brickdam and Alberttown Police Stations' Lockups have any lights?

(iii) *Can the Honourable Minister inform this National Assembly whether the Brickdam and Alberttown Police Stations' Lockups have functioning toilets and bathrooms?

(Notice Paper No.

278 (Q 196 Opp 191) published on 2008-10-21) 23.

SUGAR SOLD BY GUYSUCO + Member Asking: Mrs. Sheila Holder, M.P.
Minister Answering: The Minister of Agriculture * Will the Minister say at what price/prices has GuySuCo sold sugar to Trinidad and Tobago over the last three years?

(Notice Paper No.

279 (Q 197 Opp 192) published on 2008-10-21) 14 T • 24.

ELECTRICITY TO THE RESIDENTS OF MADHIA AND ITS ENVIRONS Member Asking: Mrs. Latchmin Budhan-Punalall, M.P.
Minister Answering: The Prime Minister and Minister of Public Works and Communication *Does the Government have early plans to provide electricity to the residents of Madhia and its environs?

(Notice Paper No.

280 (Q 198 Opp 193) published on 2008-10-21) -4- 25.

POTABLE WATER IN MADHIA-REGION #8 Member Asking: Mrs. Latchmin Budhan-Punalall, M.P.
Minister Answering: The Minister of Housing and Water * When will the residents in Madhia-Region #8 including Campbelltown receive potable water through their taps?

(Notice Paper No.

281 (Q 199 Opp 194) published on 2008-10-21) 26.

AMBULANCE FOR MADHIA HOSPITAL Member Asking: Mrs. Latchmin Budhan-Punalall, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Health *Can the Minister of Health tell us when again the Madhia Hospital will be equipped with a working ambulance?

(Notice Paper No.
(Notice Paper No.

282 (Q 200 Opp 195) published on 2008-10-21) Ilr • 27.

GUYANA'S POLICY VIS-A-VIS VENEZUELA Member Asking: Mr. Aubrey C. Norton, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Foreign Affairs *Could the Honourable Minister of Foreign Affairs outline Guyana's policy vis-a- vis Venezuela.

(Notice Paper No.

283 (Q 201 Opp 196) published on 2008-10-21) 28.

PROMOTIONS IN THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS Member Asking: Mr. Aubrey C. Norton, M.P.
Minister Answering: The Minister of Foreign Affairs *Could the Honourable Minister of Foreign Affairs state when will there be promotions in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs?

(Notice Paper No.

284 (Q 202 Opp 197) published on 2008-10-21) 29.

PROMOTIONS IN THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS Member Asking: Mr. Aubrey C. Norton, M.P.
Minister Answering: The Minister of Foreign Affairs (a) *Could the Honourable Minister of Foreign Affairs update this Honourable House on what aspects of the Strategic Plan of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have been accepted by Government?

(b) * What is the rationale for the acceptance and objection?

(c) *Could the Honourable Minister update this Honourable House as to the status of the implementation of the Strategic Plan?

(Notice Paper No.
(Notice Paper No.

285 (Q 203 Opp 198) published on 2008-10-21) 16 -4- 7' • 30.

INJURY OF A TEACHER AT THE HACKNEY PRIMARY SCHOOL Member Asking: Ms. Amna Ally Minister Answering: The Minister of Education *Could the Honourable Minister of Education inform this National Assembly of the circumstances leading to the injury of a teacher at Hackney Primary School on Tuesday, 14th October, 2008, which led to her hospitalization at the Charity Hospital?

(Notice Paper No.
(Notice Paper No.

288 (Q204 Opp 199) published on 2008-10-27) 31.

PROLONGED FLOODING AT THE LIBERTY PRIMARY SCHOOL Member Asking: Ms. Amna Ally Minister Answering: The Minister of Education (i) *Could the Honourable Minister of Education explain to this National Assembly why nothing has been done to address the prolonged flooding at the Liberty Primary School in the Pomeroon Region?

(ii) *What is proposed to be done to remedy this situation and how soon will this be done?
(Notice Paper No.

289 (Q205 Opp 200) published on 2008-10-27) 32.

BALLISTIC TESTS Member Asking: Mr. Everall Franklin Minister Answering: The Minister of Home Affairs (i) *Does the Guyana Police Force perform ballistic tests on weapons under its control?

-r (ii) *Are ballistic tests carried out on weapons held by and issued to other security personnel e.g.

Army, Customs Anti Narcotics Unit and the City Constabulary?

(Notice Paper No.
(Notice Paper No.

292 (Q208 Opp 203) published on 2008-10-27) 33.

USE OF PIT LATRINES IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS Member Asking: Mr. Raphael G. E. Trotman Minister Answering: The Minister of Education *Could the Hon Minister of Education tell this National Assembly if the relatives of Tenesha De Souza received compensation for her death from drowning in a pit latrine whilst attending school at the Santa Rosa Primary School, Monica, North West District?
(ii) *What steps, if any, are being taken to review the government's policy of providing flush toilets at all schools in Guyana?

(iii) *Can the Minister confirm whether on Wednesday, October 22, 2008 a female first form student at the Annai Secondary School in Region 9, fell into a pit latrine in the school's compound?

(Notice Paper No.
294 (Q210 Opp 205) published on 2008-10-27) STATEMENTS BY MINISTERS, INCLUDING POLICY STATEMENTS- 4 PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS- REQUESTS FOR LEAVE TO MOVE THE ADJOURNMENT OF THE ASSEMBLY ON DEFINITE MATTERS OF URGENT PUBLIC IMPORTANCE- 18 1) MOTIONS RELATING TO THE BUSINESS OR SITTINGS OF THE ASSEMBLY AND MOVED BY A MINISTER- INTRODUCTION OF BILLS- PUBLIC BUSINESS- (0 PRIVATE MEMBERS' BUSINESS MOTION ACCESS TO LOCAL AND EXTERNAL TELEVISION CHANNELS, OTHER THAN NCN CHANNELS, AT LINDEN Mrs. Sheila Holder, M.P.
to move the following motion: WHEREAS Article 146(1) of the Constitution of the Republic of Guyana provides for the protection of fundamental rights and freedoms of citizens and is the supreme law of the land and directs: "Except with his own consent, no person shall be hindered in the enjoyment of his freedom of expression, that is to say, freedom to hold opinions without interference, freedom to receive ideas and information without interference, freedom to communicate ideas and information without interference and freedom from interference with his correspondence"; AND WHEREAS the people of Linden and Wismar have expressed to the leadership of the Alliance For Change their frustration and anger at being denied the right to access local and external television channels other than NCN channels 11 and 8 operated by the State, BE IT RESOLVED: That the National Assembly endorses the fundamental rights of these citizens to receive ideas and information without interference via television media other than those which are provided by NCN; AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the National Assembly calls on the Government of Guyana and its National Frequency Management Unit to permit operators of private television channels in Guyana .4. the right to relay and bean their channels in Linden and Wismar without having to attain additional licenses and pay additional fees.
(Notice Paper No.

264 (M77 Opp22) published on 2008-07-31) INTRODUCTION OF BILLS Presentation and first Reading *FREEDOM OF INFORMATION BILL 2006 — Bill No.

26/2006 Mr. Raphael Trotman, M.P., is to seek leave to present the following Bill: A BILL intituled AN ACT to give access to information to members of the public.

(ii) GOVERNMENT BUSINESS BILLS — Second Readings, Committee and Third Readings *2.

ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING AND COUNTERING THE FINANCING OF 4- TERRORISM BILL 2007 — Bill No.
18/2007 published on 2007-06-04 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 A BILL intituled AN ACT to provide for the establishment and management of a Financial Intelligence Unit; to provide for unlawful proceeds of all serious offences to be identified, traced, frozen, seized and eventually forfeited; to provide for comprehensive powers for the prosecution of money laundering, terrorist financing and other financial crimes; and the forfeiture of the proceeds of crime and terrorist property; to require reporting entities to take preventive measures to help combat money laundering and terrorist financing; to provide for civil forfeiture of assets and for matters connected therewith.
(Read a first time on 2007-06-07) (Committed to the Special Select Committee on 2007-06-07) *3.

THE FORESTS BILL 2007 — Bill No.

21 of 2007 published on 2007-07-24 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 consolidate and amend the law relating to forests.

(Read a first time on 2007-08-02) (Committed to the Special Select Committee on 2007-11-08) *4.
COURT OF APPEAL (AMENDMENT) BILL 2008 — Bill No.

12 of 2008 published on 2008-07-11 -,- Special Select Committee has reported thereon: The Assembly to proceed upon the further stages of the following Bill, after the A BILL intituled AN ACT to amend the Court of Appeal Act to provide for appeals by the Director of Public Prosecutions to the *Not to be proceeded with at this sitting 21 • Court of Appeal and the Caribbean Court of Justice and for connected matters.
(Read a first time on 2008-07-17) (Committed to the Special Select Committee on 2008-07-25) *5.

 MONEY TRANSFER AGENCIES (LICENSING) BILL 2008 — No.
15 of 2008 published on 2008-07-23 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 licensing of persons carrying on the business of money transferagencies; to make provision for the registering of money transfer agents and for connected purposes.
(Read a first time on 2008-07-24) (Committed to the Special Select Committee on 2008-08-07) (iii) COMMITTEE BUSINESS PARLIAMENT OFFICE, Public Buildings, Brickdam.

27a November, 2008 S.E.

ISAACS Clerk of the National Assembly *Not to be proceeded with at this sitting "1- 22