Emvula proposes National Assembly overhaul
Landless People’s Movement member of parliament Eneas Emvula has proposed a major restructuring of the National Assembly, arguing that the current arrangement is contributing to legislative backlogs and delaying critical bills. In a proposal submitted to the National Assembly recently, Emvula wants weekly sittings reorganised to prioritise questions to the executive, committee reports, bills and […] The post Emvula proposes National Assembly overhaul appeared first on The Namibian .
Landless People’s Movement member of parliament Eneas Emvula has proposed a major restructuring of the National Assembly, arguing that the current arrangement is contributing to legislative backlogs and delaying critical bills.
In a proposal submitted to the National Assembly recently, Emvula wants weekly sittings reorganised to prioritise questions to the executive, committee reports, bills and motions in a more structured manner. He also proposes greater use of digital systems, including electronic submission of questions and motions, a live digital order paper and expanded electronic voting to improve efficiency.
