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The House of Representatives approved proposals to consider three bills by a majority vote on Thursday, despite objections and protests from opposition lawmakers. Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, Sobita Gautam, presented the bills on behalf of Prime Minister Balendra Shah. The bills advanced include amendments to the HoR Member Election and Voter List, along with the National Forensic Lab Establishment and Operation Bill.
Madhesh Cabinet Reshuffled with Five New Ministers Inducted
The Madhesh provincial government has undergone a cabinet reshuffle, with Chief Minister Krishna Prasad Yadav recommending the induction of five new ministers. Province Chief Surendra Labh Karna administered the oath of office to the new appointees, who represent the Nepali Congress, CPN-UML, and Nepali Communist Party.
Provincial Assemblies Begin Discussions on Policy and Programmes for Fiscal Year 2083/84
The Lumbini Provincial Assembly is set to begin discussions on the government's policy and programme for the upcoming fiscal year 2083/84, with Chief Minister Chet Narayan Acharya presenting the annual plan. Concurrently, the Bagmati Provincial Assembly is also scheduled to present its policy and programme for the same fiscal year, following the presentation of the Appropriation Bill's principles and priorities.
House of Representatives Passes Two Election Bills; Other Legislation Discussed
The House of Representatives has passed two key election-related bills: the 'House of Representatives Member Election (First Amendment) Bill, 2083' and the 'Voter Roll (First Amendment) Bill, 2083'. These bills, introduced by Prime Minister Balendra Shah's government, aim to formalize provisions previously enacted through ordinances. The House also considered other legislative matters, including the 'Tourism Bill, 2024' and the 'National Forensic Science Laboratory (Establishment and Operation) Bill, 2024'.
House of Representatives Unanimously Passes Two Election-Related Bills Amidst Opposition Obstruction
The House of Representatives has unanimously passed two election-related bills: the House of Representatives Members Election (First Amendment) Bill, 2083, and the Voter Name List (First Amendment) Bill, 2083. These bills were presented to replace ordinances from the previous government and were endorsed despite ongoing obstruction by opposition parties demanding the Prime Minister's presence.
