The last sitting of the current session of Parliament has been scheduled for tomorrow without including cabinet approval in the agenda.
The committee examined the issue of approval of ministers and referred it to the floor but it was sent back to the committee because the mandates of the ministries had not been submitted to the parliament.
However, the agenda for tomorrow includes tasking the committee to analyze and decide on the mandate of the ministries.
The term of the last session of the Parliament for this year has been extended three times. The latest extension ends tomorrow.
The first reading of three bills moved by three members of the majority holding Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) is also scheduled for tomorrow.
They are the Amendment Bill to the Ministerial Questioning Act, the Amendment Bill to the Decentralization Act and the Bill on Repealing Ministerial Questioning Act.
The agenda also includes referring to the Standing Committee for approval on Maldives joining the Minamata Convention on Mercury and an urgent motion by Deputy Speaker Ahmed Saleem calling for details of the Fushidhiggaru project.
