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NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ORDER PAPER FOR THE 32ND SITTING OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF THE FIRST SESSION (2020-2021) OF THE TWELFTH PARLIAMENT OF GUYANA TO BE HELD AT 10.00 A.M. ON MONDAY, 13TH DECEMBER, 2021 IN THE DOME OF THE ARTHUR CHUNG CONFERENCE CENTRE, LILIENDAAL, GREATER GEORGETOWN PRIVATE MEMBERS’ SITTING ---------------------------------------- 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 Speaker of the National Assembly: (i) Report of the Auditor General on the Public Accounts of Guyana and on the Accounts of Ministries/Departments/Regions for the fiscal year ended 31st December, 2020.
(To be Circulated) 2.

(ii) Performance Audit Report of the Auditor General on the COVID-19 Pandemic Assistance Voucher Programme.

(To be Circulated) (iii) Performance Audit Report of the Auditor General on the procurement, storage and distribution of the COVID-19 supplies.

(To be Circulated) (iv) Follow-Up Performance Audit Report of the Auditor General on a review of the Old Age Pension Programme in Guyana.
(To be Circulated) (2) By the Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance: (i) Annual Reports of the Ombudsman for the years 2019 and 2020.

(To be Circulated) (ii) Annual Reports of the Ethnic Relations Commission for the years 2018, 2019 and 2020.

(To be Circulated) (iii) Final Report of Recommendations and Concerns of the Ethnic Relations Commission for the period 2018-2020.
(To be Circulated) (iv) Eighth and Ninth Annual Reports of the Women and Gender Equality Commission for the years 2019 to 2021.

(To be Circulated) /…3 3.

(v) Annual Reports of the Rights of the Child Commission for the years 2017 and 2018.

(To be Circulated) (3) By the Minister of Public Works: (i) Audited Financial Statements of the Demerara Harbour Bridge Corporation for the years ended 31st December, 2015 to 2017.
(To be Circulated) (ii) Audited Financial Statements of the Guyana Civil Aviation Authority for the years ended 31st December, 2017 and 2018.

(To be Circulated) (iii) Audited Financial Statements of the Berbice Bridge Company Inc. for the years ending 31st December, 2019 and 2020.

(To be Circulated) (iv) Annal Reports of the Berbice Bridge Company Inc. for the years 2019 and 2020.

(To be Circulated) (v) Annual Reports of the Cheddi Jagan International Airport Corporation for the years 2016 to 2020.
(To be Circulated) (vi) Audited Financial Statements of the Transport and Harbours Department for the years ended 31st December, 2008 and 2009.

(To be Circulated) /…4 4.

(4) By the Senior Minister in the Office of the President with Responsibility for Finance: (i) Mid-Year Report 2021.

(To be Circulated) (ii) The Constitutional Offices (Remuneration of Holders) Order 2021 – No.

29 of 2021.
29 of 2021.

(To be Circulated) (iii) The Ministers, Members of the National Assembly and Special Offices (Emoluments) Order 2021 – No.

30 of 2021.

(To be Circulated) (5) By the Minister of Health: The Public Health (Coronavirus) Regulations 2021 – No.

10 of 2021.
10 of 2021.

(To be Circulated) (6) By the Minister of Agriculture: (i) Audited Financial Statements of the National Drainage and Irrigation Authority for the period ended 18th November, 2013 to 31st December, 2013 and for the year ended 31st December, 2014.

(To be Circulated) (ii) Audited Financial Statements of the National Agricultural Research and Extension Institute for the years ended 31st December, 2016, 2017 and 2018.
(To be Circulated) (iii) Audited Financial Statements of the Pesticides and Toxic Chemical Control Board for the years ended 31st December, 2018 and 2019.

(To be Circulated) /…5 5.

(iv) Audited Financial Statements of the Guyana Marketing Corporation for the years ended 31st December, 2017 and 2018.

(To be Circulated) REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES- ORAL QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE QUESTIONS ON NOTICE- For Written Replies 1.

DOMESTIC COMPONENT OF BORROWING IN BUDGET 2020 Member Asking: Ms. Annette Ferguson, M.P.
Minister Answering: The Senior Minister in the Office of the President with Responsibility for Finance 1.

Can the Honourable Minister provide a detailed breakdown of the amount, by source, of the domestic component of the borrowing that was projected in Budget 2020?

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With respect to (1), can the Honourable Minister provide the latest estimate of the amount, by source, for year ended December 31, 2020?

(Notice Paper No.

81 (Q56 Opp.56) published on 2021-08-05) 2.


VIRTUAL ATTENDANCE OF STUDENTS IN REGIONS #1-10 Member Asking: Mr. Jermaine Figueira, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Education (A) Can the Honourable Minister inform the House of the number & percentage of students by gender in Regions (1-10) that attended online classes in the September to December 2020 term and the January to March 2021 term, for nursery, primary and secondary schools?

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(B) Can the Honourable Minister also inform the House of the number and percentage of students by gender in (A) that attended classes online 50% of the time and 75% of the time in Regions (1-10) for nursery, primary and secondary schools?

(C) Can the Honourable Minister further inform the House of the number of students that were required to attend online classes for the last two terms by gender in regions (1-10), for nursery, primary and secondary schools?

(Notice Paper No.
(Notice Paper No.

94 (Q68 Opp.68) published on 2021-08-03) 3.

PHYSICAL ATTENDANCE OF STUDENTS IN REGIONS #1-10 Member Asking: Mr. Jermaine Figueira, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Education (A) Can the Honourable Minister inform the House of the percentage & number of students by gender in Regions (1-10) that attended classes, face to face, in the September to December 2020 term and the January to March 2021 term, for primary and secondary schools?
(B) Can the Honourable Minister also inform the House of the number of students that were required to attend classes face to face for the last two terms by gender in Regions (1-10), for primary and secondary schools?

(C) Can the Honourable Minister further inform the House of the number & percentage of students by gender in (A) that attended classes face to face 50% and 75% of the time in regions (1-10), for primary and secondary schools?

(Notice Paper No.

95 (Q69 Opp.69) published on 2021-08-03) /…7 7.


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REFITTING OF SCHOOLS OR CLASSROOMS TO DELIVER VIRTUAL CLASSES Member Asking: Mr. Jermaine Figueira, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Education (A) Can the Honourable Minister inform the House whether any schools/classrooms were refitted over the last two terms, September 2020 - March 2021, by the Ministry of Education to deliver online classes?
(B) If yes, please list the name of the schools and Region/s in which this was done and the number of students those schools serve.

(Notice Paper No.

96 (Q70 Opp.70) published on 2021-08-03) 5.

DIRECT SUPPORT FOR TEACHERS IN REGIONS #1-10 Member Asking: Mr. Jermaine Figueira, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Education (A) Can the Honourable Minister inform the House what direct support (free data, devices, electricity cost, allowances, or training, etc.)
was given to Teachers delivering online classes from their homes over the last two terms in Regions (1-10) for nursery, primary and secondary schools?

(B) Please state whether anywhere in Budgets 2020 and 2021 addressed direct support for Teachers who delivered online classes from their homes using their personal computers, data, and electricity, given that both Budgets were delivered amidst the COVID-19 pandemic?

(Notice Paper No.

97 (Q71 Opp.71) published on 2021-08-05) /…8 8.

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ABSENTEES FROM VIRTUAL AND PHYSICAL CLASSES IN REGIONS #1-10 Member Asking: Mr. Jermaine Figueira, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Education (A) Can the Honourable Minister inform the House how many students (number & percentage) by gender in Regions (1-10) did not attend online classes but were required to, over the last two terms for nursery, primary and secondary schools?
(B) Can the Honourable Minister further inform the House how many students (number & percentage) by gender in Regions (1-10) did not attend face to face classes but were required to, over the last two terms, for primary and secondary schools?

(Notice Paper No.

98 (Q72 Opp.72) published on 2021-08-05) 7.

FUNDING FOR THE AWARD OF CONTRACTS Member Asking: Ms. Annette Ferguson, M.P.
Minister Answering: The Minister of Housing and Water Budget 2021 has an appropriated sum of $6B under "Capital Expenditure" for Infrastructural Development and Buildings (Budget Estimate Volume 3, profile 225).

The sum of $1,254,187B under "Current Expenditure" for "Subsidies and Contributions to Local Organizations" to Central Housing and Planning Authority for Housing Development and Management (Budget Estimate Volume 1, page 599).
In an online reporting by the Department of Public Information, dated March 16, 2021, "$13.9B in contracts was signed for housing development."

Can the Honourable Minister state where the shortfall of $7.9B was funded from for the awarding of some $13.9B in contracts to commence infrastructural works and construction of housing units in Regions 3, 4, 5 and 6, respectively?

(Notice Paper No.

99 (Q73 Opp.73) published on 2021-08-05) /…9 8.

DEATH OF MR. SEWDIAL PERSAUD WHILE IN POLICE CUSTODY ON 17TH 9.
JUNE, 2021 Member Asking: Ms. Geeta Chandan-Edmond, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Home Affairs The death of Mr. Sewdial Persaud, 45, of Number 58 Village, Corentyne, Berbice, while in police custody on 17th June, 2021, has triggered serious concerns and calls for justice by his family and members of the community in which Mr. Persaud resided.

1) Could the Honourable Minister provide details related to the incident involving Mr. Persaud, which led to the intervention of the Guyana Police Force?
2) Could the Hon.

Minister say whether all required Standard Operations Procedures were followed before, during and after the arrest of Mr. Persaud?

3) Can the Hon.

Minister say what was the cause of death of Mr. Persaud?

Is there a medical report?

If yes, can it be made available to this House?

4) Can the Hon.

Minister indicate whether this matter was referred to any investigating body or authority?

If yes, can the Minister provide the House with the findings of such investigation?
(Notice Paper No.

129 (Q99 Opp.99) published on 2021-09-22) 9.

PROTOCOLS FOR SUSPECTS WHILE IN CUSTODY AT POLICE STATIONS Member Asking: Ms. Geeta Chandan-Edmond, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Home Affairs Can the Honourable Minister indicate what protocols are in place when a suspect is found dead while in police custody at police stations across Guyana?

(Notice Paper No.

130 (Q100 Opp.100) published on 2021-09-22) 10.

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RECONSTRUCTION OF THE LUSIGNAN PRISON Member Asking: Ms. Geeta Chandan-Edmond, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Home Affairs It has been reported in the Guyana Chronicle on June 17, 2021, that the Ministry of Home Affair signed a 1.2-billion-dollar contract for the reconstruction of the Lusignan Prison under the Guyana Prison Service.

1) Can the Honourable Minister state whether there was a public bidding process for the award of the contract?

If yes, when, and where?

2) Can the Hon.


Minister state whether the awardee/s was/were prequalified?

3) Can the Hon.

Minister provide the name of the Contractor(s) who was/were awarded the contract?

Further, can the Minister state what experience this/these company/s has/have in the construction or reconstruction of Prisons?

4) Regarding (1) and (2), could the Hon.

Minister state which entity was responsible for the evaluation and recommendation of the awards of the contracts?

5) Can the Hon.
5) Can the Hon.

Minister state what criteria was used in the pre-qualification and qualification process?

6) Can the Hon.

Minister state whether the Principal/s of any of the companies, which were awarded contracts, have any pending litigation against the Government of Guyana, or whether the Government of Guyana has any pending litigation against the Principal/s of these companies?

(Notice Paper No.

131 (Q101 Opp.101) published on 2021-09-22) /…11 11.

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COMMUNITY POLICING GROUPS Member Asking: Ms. Geeta Chandan-Edmond, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Home Affairs In a report in the Guyana Chronicle dated March 10, 2021, with the caption “Community Policing Groups membership climbs rapidly under new management” it was stated that several new groups have been formed.

1) Could the Honourable Minister provide the criteria which were utilised in the selection of members of the Community Policing Groups (CPG’s)?

2) Could the Hon.
2) Could the Hon.

Minister say whether the establishment of new groups is related to the upsurge in crime being witnessed in all Regions of Guyana?

3) Can the Hon.

Minister state in which communities are the newly Community Policing Groups established?

(Notice Paper No.

132 (Q102 Opp.102) published on 2021-09-22) 12.

ISSUANCE OF FIREARM LICENSES TO SECURITY COMPANIES Member Asking: Ms. Geeta Chandan-Edmond, M.P.
Minister Answering: The Minister of Home Affairs Can the Honourable Minister state the number of security companies that were issued with firearm licenses, since 2nd August 2020- to present?

(Notice Paper No.

133 (Q103 Opp.103) published on 2021-09-22) 13.

NEW BRIDGE TO LINK DIAMOND – MOCHA Member Asking: Ms. Nima Flue-Bess, M.P.
Minister Answering: The Minister of Housing and Water Reference to article published in the Guyana Chronicle, “New bridge to link Diamond – Mocha”, by staff writer on 12th July, 2021: /…12 (1) Can the Honourable Minister say if consultations were done with the Neighbourhood Democratic Councils mentioned in the article about this project?

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(2) Can the Hon.

Minister say what form of consultation was done; if any, with the Neighbourhood Democratic Councils and when was it done?

(Notice Paper No.
(Notice Paper No.

137 (Q107 Opp.107) published on 2021-09-22) 14.

ASSESSMENT/ASSESSMENTS DONE IN THE GREAT DIAMOND AREA Member Asking: Ms. Nima Flue-Bess, M.P.
Minister Answering: The Minister of Housing and Water Reference to article published in the Department of Public Information, “65 Great Diamond Squatters to get land”, by staff writer on 21st April, 2021: Can the Honourable Minister say what assessment(s) were done to determine that the location is best for permanent habitation, since there is an industrial plant (methane) in the area that can be considered a health risk to people?

(Notice Paper No.

138 (Q108 Opp.108) published on 2021-09-22) 15.


LAND TITLES FOR GREAT DIAMOND SQUATTERS Member Asking: Ms. Nima Flue-Bess, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Housing and Water Reference to article published in the Department of Public Information, “65 Great Diamond Squatters to get land”, by staff writer on 21st April, 2021: Can the Honourable Minister say how many of the residents have received their land titles to date?

(Notice Paper No.

139 (Q109 Opp.109) published on 2021-09-22) /…13 13.

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STATUS UPDATE ON HOUSE LOTS ALLOTTED TO FOUR (4) FAMILIES IN THE PROSPECT AREA, UNDER THE COALITION GOVERNMENT Member Asking: Ms. Nima Flue-Bess, M.P.

Minister Answering: The Minister of Housing and Water Under the Coalition Government, house lots were allotted in the Prospect area to four (4) families living in close proximity to Demerara Distillers Limited.

Can the Hon.

Minister provide a status update on the house lots that were allotted to these four (4) families?

(Notice Paper No.
(Notice Paper No.

140 (Q110 Opp.110) published on 2021-09-22) 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.

POWERS OF ATTORNEY (AMENDMENT) BILL 2021 – Bill No.
15/2021 The Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, on behalf of the Government, to present the following Bill: A BILL intituled AN ACT to amend the Powers of Attorney Act.

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2.

DEEDS REGISTRY (AMENDMENT) BILL 2021 – Bill No.

16/2021 The Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, on behalf of the Government, to present the following Bill: A BILL intituled AN ACT to amend the Deeds Registry Act.

PUBLIC BUSINESS (i) PRIVATE MEMBERS’ BUSINESS MOTIONS *1.
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 /…15 15.
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 /…16 16.

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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) *2.

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 /…17 17.
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) /…18 (ii) GOVERNMENT BUSINESS BILLS – Second Readings 18.

3.

POLICE (AMENDMENT) BILL 2021 – Bill No.

8/2021 published on 2021-06-07 The Minister of Home Affairs to move the second reading of the following Bill: A BILL intituled AN ACT to amend the Police Act.

(Read a first time on 2021-06-10) 4.

FIREARMS (AMENDMENT) BILL 2021 – Bill No.


9/2021 published on 2021-06-07 The Minister of Home Affairs to move the second reading of the following Bill: A BILL intituled AN ACT to amend the Firearms Act.

(Read a first time on 2021-06-10) 5.

EVIDENCE (AMENDMENT) BILL 2021 – Bill No.

11/2021 published on 2021-06-07 The Minister of Home Affairs to move the second reading of the following Bill: A BILL intituled AN ACT to amend the Evidence Act.

(Read a first time on 2021-06-10) 6.


NARCOTIC DRUGS AND PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES (CONTROL) (AMENDMENT) (NO.

2) BILL 2021 – Bill No.

12/2021 published on 2021-06-07 The Minister of Home Affairs to move the second reading of the following Bill: A BILL intituled AN ACT to amend the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (Control) Act.

(Read a first time on 2021-06-10) /…19 BILLS – Committee, Second and Third Readings 19.

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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) *8.

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) (ii) COMMITTEES’ BUSINESS MOTIONS 9.
OUTSTANDING WORK OF THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE OF THE ELEVENTH PARLIAMENT Mr. Jermaine Figueira, M.P., Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee to move the following motion: WHEREAS, in accordance with Standing Order No.

104(1), every Committee shall before the end of the Session in which it was appointed, make a report to the Assembly upon matters referred to it; *Not to be proceeded with at this Sitting 20.
AND WHEREAS, the Public Accounts Committee, a Standing Committee of the National Assembly of the First Session of the Eleventh Parliament, was unable, owing to the dissolution of Parliament on 30th December, 2019, to conclude the work that was referred to it in that Session, BE IT RESOLVED: That the Public Accounts Committee of the National Assembly of the First Session of the Twelfth Parliament take into account all outstanding work of the previous Committee.

(Notice Paper No.
(Notice Paper No.

28 (M14 Committee 1) published on 2021-01-06) 10.

ADOPTION OF THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE ON ITS EXAMINATION OF THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS OF GUYANA FOR THE YEAR 2015 Mr. Jermaine Figueira, M.P., Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee to move the following motion: BE IT RESOLVED: That the Report of the Public Accounts Committee on its examination of the Public Accounts of Guyana for the year 2015, be adopted and refer the Report to the Government for consideration.
(Notice Paper No.

31 (M15 Committee 2) published on 2021-01-18) 11.

OUTSTANDING WORK OF THE PARLIAMENTARY SECTORAL COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL SERVICES OF THE ELEVENTH PARLIAMENT The Minister of Human Services and Social Security to move the following motion: WHEREAS in accordance with Standing Order No.

104(1), every Committee shall before the end of the Session in which it was appointed, make a report to the Assembly upon matters referred to it; /…21 21.
AND WHEREAS the Parliamentary Sectoral Committee on Social Services, a Sectoral Committee of the National Assembly of the First Session of the Eleventh Parliament, was unable, owing to the Dissolution of Parliament on 30th December, 2019, to conclude the work during that Session, BE IT RESOLVED: That the Parliamentary Sectoral Committee on Social Services of the National Assembly of the First Session of the Twelfth Parliament adopt all outstanding work of the previous Committee.

(Notice Paper No.
(Notice Paper No.

90 (M25 Committee 5) published on 2021-03-30) S. E. ISAACS, A.A., Clerk of the National Assembly PARLIAMENT OFFICE, Public Buildings, Brickdam, Georgetown.

6th December, 2021.