316usman/thematic2b huggingface dataset:
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REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA NATIONAL ASSEMBLY APPROPRIATION AMENDMENT BILL (As read a First Time) (Introduced by the Minister of Finance) [B.

18 - 2017J 2 To BILL amend the Appropriation Act, 2017 so as to meet the financial requirements of the State during the remainder of the financial year ending 31 March 2018.

BE IT ENACTED as passed by the Parliament, and assented to by the President, of the Republic of Namibia as follows: Substitution of Schedule to Act No.

1 of 2017 1.
1 of 2017 1.

The Appropriation Act, 2017 is amended by the substitution of the attached Schedule for the Schedule to that Act Short title 2.

This Act is called the Appropriation Amendment Act, 2017.
SCHEDULE President Prime Minister National Assembly Auditor General Home Affairs and Immigration Safety and Security International Relations and Cooperation Defence Finance Education, Arts and Culture National Council Gender Equality and Child Welfare Health and Social Services Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation Mines and Energy Justice Urban and Rural Development Environment and Tourism Industrialisation, Trade and SME Development Agriculture, Water and Forestry 2 186404 2368818 Judiciary Fisheries and Marine Resources Works Transport Land Reform National Planning Commission Sport, Youth and National Service Electoral Commission Information and Communication Technology Anti-Corruption Commission Veterans Affairs Higher Education, Training and Innovation Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare Public Enterprises Office of the Attorney General 35
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REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA NATIONAL ASSEMBLY APPROPRIATION AMENDMENT BILL (As read a First Time) (Introduced by the Minister of Finance) [B.
7 - 2019] 2 To BILL amend the Appropriation Act, 2019, so as to increase and decrease certain the financial amounts requirements ofthe State during the remainder ofthe financial year ending 31 March 2020. of money in the Schedule to that Act to meet BE IT ENACTED as passed by the Parliament, Republic of Namibia, as follows: and assented to by the President, of the Substitution of Schedule to Act No.2 of 2019 1. attached Schedule for the Schedule to that Act.
The Appropriation Act, 2019 is amended by the substitution of the Short title 2.

This Act is called the Appropriation Amendment Act, 2019.
SCHEDULE Vote Vote name President Prime Minister National Assembly Auditor General Home Affairs and Immigration Safety and Security 3 Appropriated AmountsN$ Amended Amounts N$ 435369000 458859000 459391 000 508799000 126848000 109265000 123516000 109582000 677 129000 676494000 5550941 000 5550941 000 International Relations and Cooperation 941 274000 941 274000 Defence Finance 5884817000 5883 184000 4409320000 4401 667000 Education, Arts and Culture 13 767 697 000 13 829 663 000 National Council 94763000 92481 000 Gender Equality and Child Welfare 1296314000 1 375933000 Health and Social welfare 6868271 000 6872753000 Industrialisation, Trade and SME Development 295026000 226681 000 Agriculture, Water and Foresty 1 959307000 2014517000 Industrial Relations and Employment Labour, Creation 15 Mines and Energy Justice Urban and Rural Development Environment and Tourism Judiciary Fisheries and Marine Resources ?"
Works _J Transport Land Reform National Planning Commission Sport, Youth and National Service Electoral Commission of Namibia 189924000 188 188000 286165000 326952000 225 164000 325998000 1 982234000 I 982234000 461 731 000 447155000 368444000 250214000 606060000 360191000 239992 000 597196000 3443437000 3093 541 000 496792000 496792 000 241 584000 248084000 285999000 288358000 294091000 350161 000 Information and Communication Technology 321 148000 372 554 000 Anti-Corruption Commission Veterans Affairs 61610000 60320000 685060000 739142000 Higher Education, Training and Innovation 3137381 000 3 137381000 Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare 3592653000 3679149000 Public Enterprises Attorney General Total 40022000 38985000 204013 000 202851 000 60145513000 60145513 000 1 2 " J II 12 13 14 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35
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No 116 House of Representatives Supplementary Order Paper Wednesday, 8 December 2021 Sexual Violence Legislation Bill Proposed amendment to SOP No 105 Hon Kris Faafoi, in Committee, to move the following amendment: New clauses 27A to 27F and cross-heading After clause 27 (page 28), insert: Consequential amendments to Rights for Victims of Insane Offenders Act 2021 27A Amendments to Rights for Victims of Insane Offenders Act 2021 Sections 27B to 27F amend the Rights for Victims of Insane Offenders Act 2021.
27B Section 14AA repealed (New section 5A inserted (Transitional, savings, and related provisions)) Repeal section 14AA.
27C New section 14NA inserted (Section 28BA amended (Victim’s preferences on presenting victim impact statement)) After section 14N, insert: 14NA Section 28BA amended (Victim’s preferences on presenting victim impact statement) In section 28BA(a) (as, or when, inserted by section 24 of the Sexual Violence Legislation Act 2019), after “sentencing the offender”, insert “or making an order under section 24(1) or 25(1) 1 SOP No 116 Sexual Violence Legislation Bill Proposed amendments to of the Criminal Procedure (Mentally Impaired Persons) Act 2003 in relation to a defendant who is acquitted on account of insanity”.
27D Section 15AAA replaced Replace section 15AAA with: 15AAA Schedule 1AA amended In Schedule 1AA,— (a) insert the Part set out in Schedule 4 of this Act as the last Part; and (b) make all necessary consequential amendments.

27E Schedule 4 amended In Schedule 4,— (a) heading, replace “New Schedule 1AA” with “New Part 2 of Schedule 1AA”; and (b) (c) (d) (e) delete the heading to new Schedule 1AA; and delete “s 5A”; and replace “Part 1” with “Part 2”; and renumber clause 1 as clause 2.
27F Schedule 5 amended In Part 2 of Schedule 5, delete the amendments to— (a) section 53; and (b) the Schedule heading.

Explanatory note This Supplementary Order Paper amends consequentially the Rights for Victims of Insane Offenders Act 2021.
The consequential amendments are needed to ensure that that Act will work as intended because— that Act, and the Act arising from this Bill, both amend the Victims’ Rights Act 2002: their 2 sets of amendments to that 2002 Act overlap, and are inconsistent: the Rights for Victims of Insane Offenders Act 2021 commences 1 year after its Royal assent: most amendments to that 2002 Act, and in the Act arising from this Bill, com‐ mence earlier, namely on the day after its Royal assent.
• • • • 2 Proposed amendments to Sexual Violence Legislation Bill SOP No 116 Wellington, New Zealand: Published under the authority of the House of Representatives—2021 3
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- 44 – Monday, 27 March 2023 No.

17 – 2023 SEVENTH SESSION, SEVENTH PARLIAMENT REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY MONDAY, 27 MARCH 2023 The Assembly met pursuant to the adjournment.

1.

2.

The Speaker took the Chair and read the Prayer and Affirmation.
The Deputy Minister of Finance and Public Enterprises laid upon the Table: Reports of the Auditor-General on the Accounts of the – (i) Office of the Prime Minister for the financial year ended 31 March 2022; (ii) Office of the Judiciary for the financial year ended 31 March 2022; (iii) Municipality of Mariental for the financial years ended 30 June 2019 and 2020; (iv) Town Council of Outapi for the financial year ended 30 June 2021; (v) Town Council of Nkurenkuru for the financial year ended 30 June 2021; and (vi) Village Council of Kamanjab for the financial year ended 30 June 2021.
3.

Hon.

Hambyuka moved without Notice in terms of Rule 27(d) of the Standing Rules and Orders: That the proceedings on Votes 01, 02, 03, 04, 07, 09, 10, 11, 13, 14, 26, 28, and 30 of the Appropriation Bill be, in terms of Rule 103(a) of the Standing Rules and Orders, not interrupted if still under consideration at 17:45.

Agreed to.

4.

ORDER READ: Resumption of Committee Stage – Appropriation Bill [B.

1 – 2023].
1 – 2023].

The Minister of Finance and Public Enterprises moved, seconded by the Deputy Minister of Defence and Veterans Affairs: That the Assembly now goes into Committee.

Agreed to.

ASSEMBLY IN COMMITTEE: The Chairperson of the Whole House Committee stated that when progress was reported on Friday, 24 March 2023, Votes 03, 07, 11, 28 and 30 had been introduced.

Votes 01, 02, 04 and 26 were discussed, but due to lack of a voting quorum of 49 Members, these votes stood over for adoption.
For adoption: Vote 01 – President: Put and agreed to.

Vote 02 – Prime Minister: Put and agreed to.

Vote 04 – Auditor General: Put and agreed to.

Vote 26 – National Planning Commission: Put and agreed to.

For introduction: Vote 09 – Finance and Public Enterprises: Introduced by the Deputy Minister.

Vote 10 – Education, Arts and Culture: Introduced by the Minister.

Vote 13 – Health and Social Services: Introduced by the Minister.
For discussion and adoption: Vote 03 – National Assembly: Discussed and agreed to.

Vote 11 – National Council: Discussed and agreed to.

Vote 07 – International Relations and Cooperation: Discussed and agreed to.

Vote 28 – Electoral Commission: Discussed and agreed to.

Vote 30 – Anti-Corruption Commission: Discussed and agreed to.

ASSEMBLY RESUMED: Progress reported and leave granted to sit again.

5.
5.

In terms of Rule 90(a) of the Standing Rules and Orders, the Speaker adjourned the Assembly at 20:00 until Tuesday, 28 March 2023.

MS. L. KANDETU Secretary of the National Assembly Compiled by H. Christiaans
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REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA NATIONAL ASSEMBLY APPROPRIATION BILL (As read a First Time) (Introduced by the Minister of Finance) [B.

7 - 2017] 2 BILL To appropriate amounts of money to meet the financial requirements of the State during the financial year ending 31 March 2018.

BE IT ENACTED as passed by the Parliament, and assented to by the President of the Republic of Namibia as follows: Appropriation of amounts of money for financial requirements of State 1.

Subject to the State Finance Act 1991 (Act No.


31 of 1991) the amounts of money shown in the Schedule are appropriated for the financial requirements of the State during the financial year ending 31 March 2018 as a charge to the State Revenue Fund.

Short title 2.

This Act is called the Appropriation Act, 2017.
SCHEDULE President Prime Minister National Assembly Auditor General Home Affairs and Immigration Safety and Security International Relations and Cooperation Defence Finance Education, Arts and Culture National Council Gender Equality and Child Welfare Health and Social Services Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation Mines and Energy Justice Rural and Urban Development Environment and Tourism Industrialisation, Trade and SME Development Agriculture, Water and Forestry Judiciary Fisheries and Marine Resources Works Transport Land Reform National Planning Commission Sport, Youth and National Service Electoral Commission Information and Communication Technology Anti-Corruption Commission Veterans Affairs Higher Education, Training and Innovation Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare Public Enterprises Office of the Attorney General 240733
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NATIONAL COUNCIL ______________________ APPROPRIATION BILL _________________________________ (As passed by the National Assembly) _________________________________ (Introduced by the Minister of Finance) [B.

3 - 2019] 2 BILL To appropriate amounts of money to meet the financial requirements of the State during the financial year ending 31 March 2020.
BE IT ENACTED as passed by the Parliament, and assented to by the President, of the Republic of Namibia as follows: Appropriation of amounts for money for financial requirements of State 1.

Subject to the State Finance Act, 1991 (Act No.

31 of 1991) the amounts of money shown in the Schedule are appropriated for the financial requirements of the State during the financial year ending 31 March 2020 as a charge to the State Revenue Fund.

Short title 2.

This Act is called the Appropriation Act, 2019.
SCHEDULE 3 VOTE TITLE AMOUNTS in N$’ President Prime Minister National Assembly Auditor-General Home Affairs and Immigration Safety and Security International Relations and Cooperation Defence Finance Education, Arts and Culture National Council Gender Equality and Child Welfare Health and Social Services Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation Mines and Energy Justice Rural and Urban Development Environment and Tourism Industrialisation, Trade and SME Development Agriculture, Water and Forestry Judiciary Fisheries and Marine Resources Works Transport Land Reform National Planning Commission Sport, Youth and National Service Electoral Commission Information and Communication Technology Anti-Corruption Commission Veterans Affairs Higher Education, Training and Innovation Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare Public Enterprises Attorney-General TOTAL ________________ 513
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REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ______________________ APPROPRIATION BILL _________________________________ (As read a First Time) _________________________________ (Introduced by the Minister of Finance) [B.

3 - 2022] 2 BILL To appropriate amounts of money to meet the financial requirements of the State during the financial year ending 31 March 2023.
BE IT ENACTED as passed by the Parliament, and assented to by the President, of the Republic of Namibia as follows: Appropriation of amounts of money for financial requirements of State 1.

Subject to the State Finance Act, 1991 (Act No.

31 of 1991), the amounts of money shown in the Schedule are appropriated for the financial requirements of the State during the financial year ending 31 March 2023 as a charge to the State Revenue Fund.

Short title 2.

This Act is called the Appropriation Act, 2022.


3 AMOUNTS IN N$'000’ 613,507 394,332 110,996 108,267 849,062 5,847,695 5,208,275 14,074,985 91,933 8,350,333 160,356 194,126 446,353 1,331,773 478,952 232,102 369,480 175,547 535,716 2,587,113 182,781 330,921 85,349 521,872 62,771 874,444 3,325,100 790,669 VOTE NO.
SCHEDULE TITLE President Prime Minister National Assembly Auditor General International Relations and Cooperation Defence Finance Education, Arts and Culture National Council Health and Social Services Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation Mines and Energy Justice Urban and Rural Development Environment, Forestry and Tourism Industrialisation and Trade Judiciary Fisheries and Marine Resources Works Transport National Planning Commission Sport, Youth and National Service Electoral Commission of Namibia Information and Communication Technology Anti-Corruption Commission Veterans Affairs Higher Education, Technology and Innovation Public Enterprises Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare 5,508,460 Agriculture and Land Reform Water Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security TOTAL ________________ 1,250,768 623,333 5,838,630 61,556,001
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– 259 – Tuesday, 22 November 2022 No.

85 – 2022 SIXTH SESSION, SEVENTH PARLIAMENT REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY TUESDAY, 22 NOVEMBER 2022 The Assembly met pursuant to the adjournment.

1.

2.

The Speaker took the Chair and read the Prayer and Affirmation.
Announcements by the Speaker in terms of Rule 20(b) of the Standing Rules and Orders: (i) The Speaker presented and laid upon the Table in terms of Rule 96(a) of the Standing Rules and Orders – A Petition received from a civic organization called Lisha Empowerment and Development.

The Petition is calling on the National Assembly to address the urgent need for reviving the market for livestock in Namibia’s Northern Communal Areas.
The Speaker said this Petition is going to be submitted to the Standing Committee dealing with Petitions, to draw up rules governing the treatment of requests and complaints and shall use them as the basis for its decisions in each case.

(ii) The Speaker announced that the Standing Committee on Gender Equality, Social Development and Family Affairs will launch the Namibian Parliamentary TB Caucus today, 22nd November 2022 in the Courtyard of Parliament after the adjournment of this sitting.
The Speaker said all Honourable Members are therefore invited to attend this important event which will be launched under the theme – “Parliament Invest to end TB and Saves Lives”.

3.

Mr. Tweya laid upon the Table for discussion: Report of the Select Committee of the National Assembly on the mass resignation of fishermen employed under the Government Employment Redressing Program in Walvis Bay.

4.
4.

The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of International Relations and Cooperation and laid upon the Table: Annual Report of the Anti-Corruption Commission for the year 2021/2022.

5.
5.

Ministerial Statement in terms of Rule 98 of the Standing Rules and Orders: The Minister of Mines and Energy made a Ministerial Statement with regard to what has been in a public domain concerning a mining company called Xinfeng Investments (Pty) Ltd. One of the public’s concern is that the Company’s activities are illegal; and the second concern is that the Company is not paying what is due to the State.

6.

FIRST ORDER READ: Resumption of Debate on Second Reading – Road Fund Administration Bill [B.
10 – 2022].

Question before the Assembly on Thursday, 17 November 2022, as moved by the Deputy Minister of Finance (page 225).

Question put: That the Bill be read a Second Time.

Agreed to.

Road Fund Administration Bill [B.

10 – 2022] read a Second Time.

7.

8.

9.

SECOND ORDER deferred.

THIRD ORDER deferred.

FOURTH ORDER deferred.

10.

NOTICE OF A MOTION deferred by the Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security.

11.
11.

On the motion of the Prime Minister, seconded by Ms. Elago, the Assembly adjourned at 15:22 until Wednesday, 23 November 2022.

MS. L. KANDETU Secretary of the National Assembly Compiled by I. Nehoya
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REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ______________________ APPROPRIATION BILL _________________________________ (As read a First Time) _________________________________ (Introduced by the Minister of Finance & Public Enterprises) [B.

1 - 2023] 2 BILL To appropriate amounts of money to meet the financial requirements of the State during the financial year ending 31 March 2024.
(Introduced by the Minister of Finance & Public Enterprises) BE IT ENACTED as passed by the Parliament, and assented to by the President, of the Republic of Namibia, as follows: Appropriation of amounts of money for financial requirements of State 1.

Subject to the State Finance Act, 1991 (Act No.

31 of 1991), the amounts of money shown in the Schedule are appropriated for the financial requirements of the State during the financial year ending 31 March 2024 as a charge to the State Revenue Fund.
Short title 2.

This Act is called the Appropriation Act, 2023.

3 VOTE NO.
SCHEDULE TITLE APPROPRIATION AMOUNTS N$’ President Prime Minister National Assembly Auditor-General International Relations and Cooperation Defence Finance and Public Enterprises Education, Arts and Culture National Council Health and Social Services Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation Mines and Energy Justice Urban and Rural Development Environment, Forestry and Tourism Industrialisation and Trade Judiciary Fisheries and Marine Resources Works Transport National Planning Commission Sport, Youth and National Service Electoral Commission of Namibia Information and Communication Technology Anti-Corruption Commission Veterans Affairs Higher Education, Technology and Innovation Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare Agriculture and Land Reform Water Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security TOTAL ________________ 72,596,743
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Tuesday, 27 July 2021 No.

38 – 2021 - 89 - SPECIAL SESSION, SEVENTH PARLIAMENT REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY TUESDAY, 27 JULY 2021 The Assembly met pursuant to the adjournment.

1.

2.

The Speaker took the Chair and read the Prayer and Affirmation.

Announcement by the Speaker in terms of Rule 20(b) of the Standing Rules and Orders: The Speaker reported that life will never be the same after the COVID-19 pandemic.
That every one of us has lost someone dear to us, and some of the Members with whom we have shared the benches of this august House are – (i) Hon.

Prof. Mburumba Kerina (ii) Hon.

Rev.

Willem Konjore (iii) Hon.

Magreth Barnes (iv) Hon.

Adv.

Vekuii Rukoro (v) Hon.

Dr. Ngarikutuke Tjiriange (vi) Hon.

Priscilla Kavita (vii) Hon.

Chief Samuel Ankama (viii) Hon.

Hans G. Booys and (ix) Hon.

Dr. Indongo Iyambo.

The Speaker requested the Assembly to rise for a minute of silence in their memory.
Agreed to Minute of Silence Observed.

Further, the Speaker reported that this Special Session of the National Assembly is convened by His Excellency, the President under Article 62 (1) (c) of the Namibian Constitution for the purpose of appointing the Director-General and Deputy Director- General of Anti-Corruption Commission and approving nominations of applicants for appointment as Chairperson and Members of the Electoral Commission of Namibia.
This Special Session is therefore only called for the two items.

The Proclamation calling for this special session was amended to include tomorrow, Wednesday, 28 July 2021 as a sitting day.

3.

On the motion of the Prime Minister, seconded by the Minister of Public Enterprises; the Assembly adjourned at15:10 until Wednesday, 28 July 2021.

MS. L. KANDETU Secretary of the National Assembly Compiled by I. Nehoya