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Parliament approves Four-Year Term Report for period November 2017-September 2021

Lord Speaker Fakafanua Wednesday 15 September – The Legislative Assembly has approved a report, providing a full account of its work for the current parliamentary term beginning in November 2017, and ending in September 2021.

All 16 MPs who attended today’s session unanimously passed it.

The 250 paged report is the first of its kind to be tabled in Parliament’s history, which will be used by legislators as a reference document now and in the future.
It outlines significant events post November 2017 General Election, starting from the election of the Interim Speaker, return of the writ of election, election of the respective Prime Ministers as well as presiding Speaker, Deputy Speakers and Chairpersons of the Whole House Committee.

“Ongoing negotiation for COVID-19 3rd booster dose for Tonga if the need arises” says Minister of Health

September 15 - Over 70 percent coverage of the COVID-19 first and second doses vaccination program should be achieved throughout Tonga by December this year.

Tonga soon to have a National University

Siaosi Sovaleni THE Legislative Assembly of Tonga recently passed the Tonga National University Act to provide for the establishment of coherent legal framework for a national university in the Kingdom.