The Maldives Parliament concluded its final session of the year and entered recess, with Speaker Abdul Raheem Abdulla reporting that 73.3 percent of the scheduled work of the third session was completed. During the session lawmakers passed 20 pieces of legislation and approved the state budget for the upcoming year, and the Parliament will remain in recess until early February of next year.
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The Maldives Parliament has concluded its last session of the year and is now in recess as of Thursday.
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revealing that 73.3 percent of the scheduled work was completed
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falls short of the previous Parliament’s achievement of 82.9 percent during its third session
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the Parliament convened for a total of 20 sittings, accumulating approximately 67 hours of deliberation
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accumulating approximately 67 hours of deliberation
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various parliamentary committees conducted 165 meetings, which amounted to 118 hours of discussion
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which amounted to 118 hours of discussion
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lawmakers deliberated on and passed 20 significant pieces of legislation that address key economic and social issues
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the session addressed one resolution, reviewed 13 government motions, five motions initiated by the Speaker, and four emergency motions
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the Parliament responded to 13 inquiries directed to ministers and finalized seven reports on various issues
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The Parliament also approved the state budget for the upcoming year.
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