Parliament resumes sitting tomorrow
Kennedy Chokuda
Auxilia Katongomara, Chronicle Reporter
Parliament resumes sitting tomorrow after taking a month-long break for the festive season with debate expected to begin on the 2017 National Budget.
Clerk of Parliament of Mr Kennedy Chokuda said both the National Assembly and Senate will resume business tomorrow.
“Committees will be sitting and both houses will be considering the 2017 National budget,” said Mr Chokuda.
Portfolio committees are expected to present their reports on the Budget following submissions by Ministries and interested parties.
Last month, Finance and Economic Development Minister Patrick Chinamasa tabled a $4,1 billion budget in Parliament.
Government said its thrust this year is to boost manufacturing industries and small businesses through pro-production interventions proposed in the budget.
— @AuxiliaK
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