36 bills pending in parliament, National Assembly committees have none

Thirty-six bills are currently pending in the two houses of the federal parliament, the Federal Parliament Secretariat has said.

Of these, 24 bills are before various subject-area committees of the House of Representatives. According to the secretariat, the Education, Health and Information Technology Committee has the most, with five bills awaiting discussion, followed by four in the Finance Committee.

The International Relations and Tourism Committee, the Women and Social Affairs Committee, and the Law, Justice and Human Rights Committee each have three bills. Not a single bill is currently pending before any National Assembly committee.

The message regarding the National Service Corps Bill is yet to be presented to the National Assembly. Meanwhile, the number of newly registered bills in the House of Representatives has reached seven. Of these, one is the Federal Civil Service Bill, 2083, while the remaining six were registered after the parliamentary session ended.