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Interim Speaker reports to His Majesty the results of secret ballot
PARLIAMENT is adjourned until 2.30pm so the Interim Speaker Rt.Hon Lord Tupou could have an audience with the King to report the winning candidate to become Tonga’s new Prime Minister.
Rt. Hon Lord Tupou announces this after the newly elected MPs casted their secret ballot.
When the House resumes at 2.30pm, Lord Tupou will announce the results of the secret ballots.
It will be followed by the election of a Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the Legislative Assembly immediately.
Only Noble Representatives are eligible candidates for Speaker and Deputy Speaker positions.
If there is only one nomination, that Noble shall be the Speaker and the meeting will proceed to elect the Deputy Speaker.
If there are more than one nomination, a secret ballot will be conducted.
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INTERIM Speaker Rt Hon. Lord Tupou officially announces the two nominations for the Prime Minister in Parliament this morning.
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