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The second session of the 13th National Parliament, which began on June 7 and the first budget session of the current government, ended on Wednesday (July 15). In this 26-day session, 10 government bills were passed, general discussions on the budget were held for 14 working days, and 316 members of parliament participated in it. Of these, 200 participated from the government party and 91 from the opposition party. The Parliament Secretariat gave this information on Wednesday (July 15).
The Parliament Secretariat said that the general discussion on the budget in the second and first sessions of the 13th National Parliament lasted a total of 48 hours and 51 minutes.
In the session, 715 notices were submitted under Rule 71 of the Rules of Procedure. Out of these, 24 were accepted and discussions were held on 22 notices. In addition, 125 two-minute notices were discussed under Rule 71(a). Four resolution proposals were discussed and disposed of under Rule 131 of the Rules of Procedure.
During the Question and Answer session, 278 questions were submitted for the Prime Minister to answer. Out of these, 35 questions were answered in the table. On the other hand, 5,031 questions were submitted for the ministers of various ministries, out of which 3,474 questions were answered.
A total of 18 committees, including a special committee on constitutional amendments, have been formed in this session. Among them, the Working Advisory Committee has been reconstituted once.
This was the second session of the 13th National Parliament and the first budget session of the current government. The session, which began on June 7, ended on July 15.
