(Daily Observer)--Members of the National Assembly will
this Thursday be presented the Draft 2012 Estimates of Revenue and
Expenditure including the Development Expenditure of the Government of
The Gambia for the fiscal year January 1st to December 31st 2012 (both
dates inclusive).
To be submitted by the Minister of
Finance and Economic Affairs, Mambury Njie, the session will accord
lawmakers the opportunity to proceed and debate on the 2012 Draft
Estimates from Monday December 5th to 7th 2011. According to reports
from the National Assembly, members of the house shall on Wednesday
December 7th, 2011 debate on a Motion on Ecowas Commission's Decision on
the 24th November Presidential Polls.
Other reports and bills
will also be laid before the National Assembly for consideration,
adoption and enactment by the lawmakers during the fourth meeting of the
2011 Legislative Year. “The Auditor General’s Report on the Financial
statement of the Government of The Gambia for the year ended 31st
December 2007, by the minister of Finance and Economic Affairs; External
Auditors Report on the Audited Accounts and Financial Statement of the
National Audit Office by the vice chairman of the Public Accounts/Public
Enterprises Committees of the National Assembly,” it stated.
Deputies
will also look at the Gambia Public Transport Corporation Repeal Bill
2011 and The Gambia Tourism and Hospitality Institute Bill 2011 to be
presented by ministers of Works, Construction and Infrastructure Dr
Njogu Bah, and Aja Fatou Mass Jobe-Njie, minister of Tourism and Culture
respectively. On Friday 16th December 2011, the Finance and Economic
Affairs minister shall present the Appropriation Bill, 2012 (Budget
Speech) at 5 p.m. highlighting The Gambia government’s development
programmes for the coming fiscal year 2012.
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