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Lord Speaker calls for more female MPs in Parliament
The Speaker of Parliament Lord Fakafanua today called for more women representation in Parliament, for better decision-making in politics, and for our country.
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Tonga Constitutional public holiday to be observed on Monday 8th of November
The Tonga Constitutional Day public holiday will be observed in the Kingdom on Monday, November 8.
Presiding Officers and Clerks inaugural virtual conference concludes.
The first ever Pacific Presiding Officers and Clerks virtual conference concluded this afternoon. The New Zealand Speaker of the House of Representatives the Rt Hon Trevor Mallard thanked Speakers from the Pacific that participated in the conference including the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Tonga Lord Fakafanua for their contribution during the discussions.
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Acts Passed by the Legislative Assembly in its 2022 Sessions
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