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KP Assembly Meets for Six Minutes

ISLAMABAD, November 16, 2015: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Assembly witnessed one of its shortest sittings on Monday when it met for six minutes in the presence of nineteen lawmakers.

The sitting started at 1513 hours against the scheduled time of 1500 hours. Besides the Speaker, a maximum of 19 lawmakers were present.

PML-N lawmaker pointed out the quorum soon after recitation at 1516 hours following which the Chair ordered the bells to be rung for two minutes.

The quorum was found to be incomplete upon counting due to presence of less than 25 % lawmakers and the Chair announced to adjourn the sitting till November 17.

Following are some key observations of the House proceedings: 

Members’ Participation in the House Proceedings 

Output 

Order and Institutionalization 

Transparency 

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This daily factsheet is based on direct observation of the KP Assembly proceedings conducted by Untied Rural Development Organization (URDO) – a member organization of FAFEN. Errors and omissions are excepted

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