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36 – 2022 FIFTH SESSION, SEVENTH PARLIAMENT REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA ORDER PAPER OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY THURSDAY, 9 JUNE 2022 (14:30 – 17:45) NOTICES OF QUESTIONS NOTICES OF MOTIONS I. Mr. Shuumbwa: That this Assembly – Discuss and debates the model of ‘labour-hire’ in Namibia.

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Mr. Shuumbwa: That this Assembly – Discuss and debates the outsourcing of security services by Government Institutions to Private Companies.

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Mr. Amutse: That this Assembly - Discuss that, while Roads Authority should not release roadworthiness discs, which are not fully paid for in terms of registration of annual license fees contemplated in Section 18(c) of the Road Fund Administration Act 18 of 1999, our people who opt to pay partially until the full renewal fee is covered, should be allowed to do so.
Allowing for partial payments will reduce penalties levied for late payments on renewals, which are currently charged based on the accumulated debts.

At the moment, Namibia Transport Information System (NaTIS), which collects payments for such annual registration, does not accept arrangements for partial payments at the expiry of the display disc.
I thus, submit that continuing refusal for people to deposit money which they are able to raise from time to time based on their economic background and income hardships, will continue to widen the gap between the rich and poor, which we want to narrow.

The current situation where debts keep accumulating with penalties without an option to manage it, has led to hundreds of motorists being unable to renew their vehicles for sometimes now.
I fully understand that we need to collect money to meet government commitments, but we are faced by a time where we need to adopt new practices that best addresses the needs of our people.

_____________________________ TUESDAY, 14 JUNE 2022 ORDERS OF THE DAY I. II.

Resumption of Debate on Second Reading – Combating of Domestic Violence Amendment Bill [B.

1 – 2022] – [Ms. Dienda].

Committee Stage – Access to Information Bill [B.

4 – 2020] – [Minister of Information and Communication Technology].

III.
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Committee Stage – Combating of Rape Amendment Bill [B.

2 – 2022] – [Minister of Justice].

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V. Resumption of Debate on youth unemployment crisis in Namibia, its ramifications, both in the short and medium to long term – [Deputy Minister of Works and Transport].

Resumption of Debate on the Treaty between Botswana and Namibia on Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters – [Mr. Muharukua].

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Resumption of Debate on the Treaty between Namibia and Botswana on Extradition – [Mr. Muharukua].
VII.

Resumption of Debate on the Ratification of the SADC Agreement on Assistance in Tax Matters – [Deputy Minister of Finance].

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Resumption of Debate on the plight of older persons in relation to the abuse they endure as a result of their old age pension – [Minister of Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare].

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Resumption of Debate on the introduction of free wi-fi at all schools, towns, public places and public transport – [Ms. Becker].
Resumption of Debate on the retirement ages of academics and vocational trainers at our institutions of higher learning – [Minister of Higher Education, Training and Innovation].

Consideration of Report of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on the visits to Development Projects of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security and the Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs in Oshikoto, Oshana and Kunene Regions – [Ms. Witbooi].

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XII.

Resumption of Debate to redress poverty in the Kavango, Kunene, Zambezi and Ohangwena regions – [Mr. Shihumbu].

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Resumption of Debate on the state of sport development in the regions – [Ms. Hengari].

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Resumption of Debate on the introduction of an insurance cover policy that will compensate farmers for damages caused by wildlife – [Minister of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform].
NOTICE OF A MOTION Deputy Minister of Health and Social Services: The events of colonisation on the African continent and Namibia in particular are documented since the days of the first European settlers.

Much of our history is written from the perspective of the colonisers while the viewpoints and experiences of the Africans is largely ignored.
It was concluded that at independence, perhaps with the excitement and euphoria that prevailed, both the government and the people thought that the new dispensation was going to bring about the healing of wounds and help us all move on.

We were all wrong and the truth is quite evident in the communities and amongst the descendants of the victims of the 1904-08 Ovaherero and Nama Genocide.
To the contrary, GRN established a Ministry of Veterans’ Affairs which deals with matters of those who were involved in the 1966-1990 war of liberation which was fought by all Namibians including the descendants of the victims of the 1904-08 Ovaherero and Nama Genocide even those who were born in the Diaspora.

At this juncture in our lives, it is undeniable that the issue of genocide is not only about reparations and apology.
It is more than that, from healing emotional wounds, re-writing our own history to preserving and sharing memoirs of our ancestors.

This is an issue that will not end with reparations but it has a long way to go, it needs to be tackled head-on to find a direction, develop indulgence and deal with it on a day-to-day basis from an institutional point of view in a strategic way to help, assist and advance the communities that were almost annihilated by the Kaiser’s German imperial regime.
It is therefore, against this background, that I shall move – That this Assembly – Discusses and Recommends that an Office, Agency or the Commissioner for Descendants of the Victims of the Ovaherero and Nama 1904-08 Genocide be established for humanistic and historical reasons.

This is best practice globally, with examples of the Azrieli Foundation in Canada, Shoah Foundations in most countries and many other Agencies/ worldwide.
________________________________ WEDNESDAY, 15 JUNE 2022 ORDERS OF THE DAY I. II.

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Resumption of Debate on the appointment of Dr. Sindano as a member of the Electoral Commission of Namibia – [Mr. Karupu].

Resumption of Debate on the representation and participation of women in politics – [Ms. Kooper].

Resumption of Debate on the Treaty between Namibia and Russia on Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters – [Mr. Seibeb].
Resumption of Debate on the boundary treaty signed between Namibia and Botswana whether it does not violate Article 32(9) of the Constitution and Section 38(a) of the Communal Land Reform Act – [Mr. Isaacks].
________________________________ THURSDAY, 16 JUNE 2022 NOTICE OF A MOTION Deputy Minister of Finance: That this Assembly - Discuss and recommend to the National Honors Advisory Committee to consider the granting of a National Hero’s Status to the Legendary and Iconic Abraham Morris, from the Bondelswarts Community, who fought alongside Jakob Morenga.

He is indeed from that generation of great freedom fighters, the likes Captein Hendrik Witbooi, Samuel Maharero and Chief Hosea Kutako’s.
As well as to recommend to the National Heritage Council to consider an appropriate heritage side alongside those battlefields.

Recently we had a Centenary Commemorative Symposium of his fateful demise in what is known as the “Last battle of the Bondelswarts”.

To provide an opportunity to tell one of the missing links in the Namibian history, as it will go a long way in rebuilding the social cultural compass of a whole community.
ORDER OF THE DAY Resumption of Debate on alternative housing financing schemes necessitated by unaffordable bank charges – [Ms. Dienda].

________________________________ TUESDAY, 21 JUNE 2022 ORDERS OF THE DAY I. II.

Resumption of Debate on the impact of the executive on separation of powers – [Deputy Minister of Finance].

Resumption of Debate on the establishment of a state owned dialysis center to cater for state patients with chronic kidney failure – [Ms. Dienda].
________________________________ WEDNESDAY, 22 JUNE 2022 ORDER OF THE DAY Resumption of Debate on the importance of having a universal health coverage which is affordable to implement – [Ms. Moongo].

_____________________________ THURSDAY, 30 JUNE 2022 ORDER OF THE DAY Resumption of Debate on the conditions of Local Authorities and why many of them fail to execute their mandates – [Deputy Minister of Urban and Rural Development].
_____________________________ TUESDAY, 5 JULY 2022 ORDER OF THE DAY Resumption of Debate on ways and means to allow all people of Namibia to guide the drawing up of the annual budget – [Minister of Finance].

_____________________________ THURSDAY, 7 JULY 2022 ORDERS OF THE DAY I. II.
Resumption of Debate on un-attend government vehicles parked at the government garage and premises country wide – [Deputy Minister of Works and Transport] Resumption of Debate on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights Agreement – [Deputy Minister of Information and Communication Technology].

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