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Parliament rejects call for public consultation on Constitutional Amendment Bill
THE government has rejected calls for the Hon. Prime Minister to withdraw his official letter stating the Constitutional Amendment Bill is an emergency Bill. This would have paved the way for public consultation on Amendment Bill to the Constitution of Tonga 2019.
The House voted 11-9 against the proposal.
Read more: Parliament rejects call for public consultation on Constitutional Amendment Bill
TCCI recommends two things for Government to consider regarding public consultation
THE Tonga Chamber of Commerce has highlighted two issues for the Ministry of Commerce & Trade to consider for any public consultation regarding a Bill on business.
MPs reminded of their duties to comply with the law & the Constitution
THE Speaker of the Legislative Assembly this morning reminded legislators of their duties and the need for them to comply with the Constitution and the law of Tonga.
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