Bill Watch 10-2018 - Bills Coming Up in Parliament This Week

BILL WATCH 10/2018

[8th May 2018]

Bills Coming up in Parliament This Week

Both Houses of Parliament resume sitting today, Tuesday 8th May 2018. They face a heavy legislative programme, and the prospect of fast-tracking of Bills regarded as particularly urgent.

Bills Coming up in the National Assembly

Election Watch 7-2018 - Amendments to the Electoral Act coming up in Parliament Shortly

ELECTION WATCH 7/2018

[6th May 2018]

Amendments to the Electoral Act : What’s in Store when Parliament Resumes?

BILL WATCH 3-2018 - Parliament Breaks for 3 Weeks

BILL WATCH 3/2018

[20th February 2018]

Both Houses of Parliament are in Recess for Three Weeks

Sittings of both Houses will Resume on Tuesday 6th March

February Parliamentary Sittings

The National Assembly sat six times – on 6th, 7th, 8th and 13th, 14th and 15th February.

Constitution Watch 8-2017:Can Parliament Remove the President?

CONSTITUTION WATCH 8/2017

[19th November 2017]

Constitutional Options: Can Parliament Remove the President?

Code of Conduct and Ethics for Members of Parliament

Preface

In 1999, Parliament adopted the final report of the Parliamentary Reform Committee. One of the recommendations contained in the report was that of establishing a Code of Conduct and Ethics for Members of Parliament.

SI 2017-103 Opening of 5th Session of Parliament

HIS EXCELLENCY THE HONOURABLE ROBERT GABRIEL MUGABE, G.C.Z.M., President of Zimbabwe and Commander-in-Chief of the Defence Forces of Zimbabwe.

WHEREAS, it is provided in section 146 of the Constitution that each house of Parliament determines the time and duration of its sittings, other than its first sitting, and its periods of recess but-

(a) the President may summon Parliament at any time to conduct special business; and

MP CHAMISA - MOTION ON POLICE BRUTALITY

MOTION ON POLICE BRUTALITY
Proposer Hon Chamisa, Seconder Hon P. Sibanda
Extract from National Assembly Order Paper for 8th September 2016 1

National Assembly members as at 06 October 2015

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY

MEMBERS AS AT 6th OCTOBER 2015

MPs are listed in alphabetical order by surname.

In the column headed Constituency or PR, “PR” indicates that an MP holds one of the 60 party-list/proportional representation seat reserved for women. The province represented by a PR MP is indicated in the column headed Province.

In the column headed Province Mashonaland and Matabeleland have been abbreviated to “Mash” and “Mat”, respectively.

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