STANDING ORDER NO. 21 

Subject to these Standing Orders, Portfolio Committees must- 

Section 141 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe gives Parliament an obligation to engage the general members of the public during its law making procedures and ensure that all interested parties are consulted on Bills being considered by Parliament to be enacted into law. In fulfillment of this constitutional obligation, Parliament, through the Portfolio Committee on Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs together with the Thematic Committee of Human Rights held public consultations on the Criminal Laws Amendments Bill, to gather views of the people from the 6th to the 11th of May 2024.

1.0 INTRODUCTION
The joint Portfolio Committees on Energy and Power Development and Environment, Climate and Tourism embarked on a benchmarking visit to Stockholm, Sweden from 18 to 25 February, 2023. The delegation comprised Hon. G. Gabbuza, Chairperson of the Energy and Power Development and leader of the delegation,
● Hon. E Musakwa, Energy and Power Development Committee Member,
● Hon. S. Dzuma, Energy and power Development Committee Member,

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9. Conclusion

The downloadable documents below is the report of the Portfolio Committee on Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs on the above Bill<

NOTE BY VERITAS

Take-note motion moved in National Assembly on Tuesday 28 February 2023.

This report was presented in both the National Assembly and the Senate this morning, Friday 13th January 2023.  The presentation took the form of reading out the full report.  Immediately after the presentation both Houses adjourned to Tuesday afternoon 17th January 2023 to debate the Ad Hoc Committee’s report and    on the 17th and 18th January.

1. INTRODUCTION