(1) In principle, Government and Private Members' bills or draft resolutions shall be discussed only once in open sitting.
(2) The Rapporteur(s) of the advisory Committee(s) shall present his or their report(s) before that of the Rapporteur of the Committee for substantive study.
PRESIDENCE DE LA REPUBLIQUE
SECRETARIAT GENERAL
SERVICE DU FICHIER LEGISLATIF ET REGLEMENTAIRE
(3) When the Rapporteur of the General Committee to which a matter has been submitted for substantive study has presented his report then, and only then, may a Member of the National Assembly raise a preliminary objection with a view to deciding that there is no need for debate. He may state his case orally, whereupon only the Chairperson or the Rapporteur of the General Committee to which a matter has been submitted for substantive study and the competent Minister on the Government bench may speak. Only the mover of the preliminary objection may avail himself of the right granted under
Section 53 (3) above.
(4) Where the preliminary objection is adopted, the bill shall be rejected. Where it is turned down, the report shall then be debated.
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In force from 09-09-2014
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Section 57 of the Law n°2014/016 of 18 July 2014 laying down the Standing Orders of the National Assembly/akn/cm/act/loi/2014-09-09/2014-016
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