Assembly set to debate proposed rules

Assembly Adjourns Debate On Its New Rules of Procedure
AllAfrica.com
Arusha — EALA has this afternoon adjourned debate on review of its Rules of Procedure to allow for more time by the Members to digest the amendments. The move follows a motion brought forth by Hon Susan Nakawuki who reiterated the need for Members ...

Proposed EAC budget up for debate
East African Business Week
ARUSHA, Tanzania - Members of the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) will this week begin discussion and debate on the EAC Budget for the next financial year during their current session here. The EAC budget proposal speech, in which over $120 ...

Two Constituent Assembly members say the CA should spend all the time it needs to craft its standing orders. Mr Ismail Aden Rage and Mr Christopher ole Sendeka were responding to complaints that the assembly was spending too much time discussing the draft standing orders.

IPPmedia
No more debate on rules 37, 38, CA members told
IPPmedia
Consitituent Assembly (CA) members were yesterday told that sections 37 and 38 of the standing orders will not be debated again, contrary to the initial thinking that the exercise had only been postponed. The clarification was made by Evod Mmanda, ...

Daily News
CA rules fuel heated debate
Daily News
THE special committee assigned to draft standing orders that will guide sessions of the Constituent Assembly submitted its report on day. As expected, a heated debate ensued soon after the presentation of the report, with some members saying at least two ...

Kenya will be in breach of EAC, AfCFTA rules in proposed trade deal with America  The Citizen Daily

The work of preparing Standing Orders for the Constituent Assembly (CA) could take even longer because members are pushing for regulations which suit their interests, according to CA member James Mbatia.

The discussion on Chapter One and Six of the Draft Constitution kicked off here on Monday with members engrossed in a heated debate that was mired in character assassination.

>Members of the Constituent Assembly put up a spirited defence of either an open or secret mode of voting yesterday as the House resumed debate after Wednesday’s suspension.