The People's Majlis passed a constitutional amendment requiring presidential and parliamentary elections to be held simultaneously, approved with 72 votes in favour. The opposition Maldivian Democratic Party opposed the bill, and its members were removed from the chamber after staging a protest during the debate.
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Following its review by the Committee on Independent Institutions yesterday, the bill was approved on the floor of the People’s Majlis today with 72 votes in favour
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the bill was approved on the floor of the People’s Majlis today with 72 votes in favour, securing a clear majority.
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During today’s debate, MDP members staged a protest inside the chamber and were subsequently removed from the floor.
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the bill was approved on the floor of the People’s Majlis today with 72 votes in favour, securing a clear majority.
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Earlier reports gave 68 votes 26 Feb, 11:06 The Standard
