Constitutional Reform Consultative Commission Bill 2017
A BILL intituled AN ACT to establish a Constitutional Reform Consultative Commission to assist the Parliamentary Standing Committee for Constitutional Reform in its work by conducting public consultations with and receiving submissions from the people of Guyana for the Committee, to provide for its membership, its terms of reference and for other connected purposes.
- Bill Number:9/2017
- Bill Status:First Reading
- Date Published:26 July, 2017
- Date of First Reading:27 July, 2017
- Document: 9 of 2017 - Size: 140.45 KB
This Billed was tabled during Eleventh Parliament
Progress of this bill
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In
Bill
Introduced 15/10/15
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1
First
Reading 04/05/16
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SC
Select
Committee 29/06/17
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2
Second
Reading 26/07/17
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CH
Committee of
whole House 28/11/17
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3
Third
Reading 30/11/17
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PA
Presidential
Assent |
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