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Ministers addressed expectations for legislative body functioning and chaired an all-party meeting regarding session proceedings.

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2 reports, 2 independent, last reported Jul 19. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Ministers addressed expectations for legislative body functioning and chaired an all-party meeting regarding session proceedings.

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  1. Kiren Rijiju spoke on behalf of the ruling government while the legislative body held proceedings.Sub-event
  2. Ministerial outreach efforts led to a Joint Parliamentary Committee discussion regarding the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Bill, where both parties demanded its withdrawal.Sub-event
  3. Minister Felix Mhona responded to quality concerns raised by legislators.Sub-event
  4. Minister Kiren Rijiju warned against political disruption while the opposition demanded a probe into corruption and leaks in Parliament.Sub-event
  5. A minister chaired an all-party meeting in Parliament, urging support for bills while defending the invitation of Mahua Moitra.Sub-event
  6. Ministers addressed legislative body functioning and chaired an all-party meeting on session proceedings.1 source

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