Consideration of a carry-over motion relating to the Public Office (Accountability) Bill
Parliament is considering a carry-over motion for the Public Office (Accountability) Bill, which means requesting permission to continue work on this bill into the next parliamentary session. This procedural step is necessary because the bill did not complete its passage through Parliament before the end of the current session.
This motion determines whether accountability measures for public office holders will progress or lapse. The bill's continuation is significant for parliamentary oversight and public trust in governance, affecting how ministers and officials are held responsible for their actions.
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