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MPs no longer entitled to a 12-month absence from Parliament
Lord Fakafanua, Noble’s Representative no.2 for Ha’apai introduced the Legislative Assembly (Amendment) Bill 2021 which proposed to reduce the time in which Members are allowed to be absent before their seat becomes vacated. This was reduced from 12 consecutive calendar months to 3 consecutive calendar months.
Read more: MPs no longer entitled to a 12-month absence from Parliament
KO E FOLOFOLA ‘A ‘ENE ‘AFIO TUPOU VI, KO E TU’I ‘I HE HUUFI TUKU ‘O E FALE ALEA ‘O TONGA ‘AHO TU’APULELULU 16 ‘O SEPITEMA, 2021.
‘Oku ou tuku ‘a e fakafeta’i ki he ‘Otua Mafimafi ‘i he ‘ene tataki pea tau tu’uta mai ki he ‘aho ko eni.
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- MPs no longer entitled to a 12-month absence from Parliament
- KO E FOLOFOLA ‘A ‘ENE ‘AFIO TUPOU VI, KO E TU’I ‘I HE HUUFI TUKU ‘O E FALE ALEA ‘O TONGA ‘AHO TU’APULELULU 16 ‘O SEPITEMA, 2021.
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