The National Assembly resumes sittings with an extensive legislative agenda focused on business reforms, competition laws, consumer protection, public finance oversight and pending committee reports.
Parliament resumes with a packed agenda on key legal and economic reforms. [Courtesy]
The National Assembly resumes today after a short recess, with a heavy schedule lined up to implement in the coming weeks.
The House is expected to prioritise several legislative reforms surrounding business regulation, competition, electoral, media laws and consumer protection when it resumes sittings.
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