Chairman of the Parliamentary Foreign Relations Committee and MP for East Are’Are Hon.
HON. PETER KENILOREA JR. ATTENDS FIRST FACE-TO-FACE ENGAGEMENT AS PRESIDENT OF THE OACPS PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLY
Monday 4 April 2022
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Speaker of National Parliament Hon Patteson Oti welcomed the Ambassador of the Peoples Republic of China (PRC) to Solomon Islands for the first time H.E Mr. Li Ming during a courtesy call to…
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[UNDP, NPO Joint Press Release]
Honiara, Solomon Islands (29 September): In recognition of the importance to develop new ways of working for the “new normal” created by the COVID-19 pandemic, the… -
The 3rd meeting of the 11th Parliament resumes on Monday the 27th of July 2020 to consider the motion to approve another State of Public Emergency for another 4 months.
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The Health & Medical Services Committee former Chairperson- Hon. Lanelle Tanangada (now Minister for Education and Human Resources) and the committee Secretary Ms. Salome Pilumate attended the…
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The Governor General, His Excellency Rt Reverend Sir David Vunagi has reminded Members of Parliament to discharge their constitutional mandate with integrity, statesmanship and ethical behaviour.…
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The newly elected MP for East Makira constituency, Hon. Lily Maefai took her oath of allegiance in Parliament on Wednesday 18th December 2019, the final day of the second meeting of the 11th…
PARLIAMENTARY HOUSE COMMITTEE REJECTS MANGAU’S REQUEST FOR ARMED POLICE SECURITY IN PARLIAMENT
Monday 4 April 2022
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THE Parliamentary House Committee (PHC) has rejected the Police Commissioner’s request for local and foreign-armed police to guard in and around the Parliament precinct.
Chairman of the Parliamentary House Committee Hon Rick Houenipwela said the Police Commissioner’s request was ill informed, ill advised and based on poor intelligence.
UNDP ASSISTED PARLIAMENT WITH COVID PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
Monday 4 April 2022
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UNDP is supporting the Solomon Islands Parliament since 2016, through two major parliamentary development projects: the Pacific Parliamentary Effectiveness Initiative (PPEI) project funded by New Zealand, and the Strengthening Legislatures in the Pacific Island Countries (SLIP), funded by the government of Japan.
