BILL WATCH SPECIAL: Parliamentary Committee Meetings: 14th to 17th February

parliament_zimThe following meetings are open to members of the public, as observers only, not as participants. [See note at the end of this bulletin on public attendance and participation at different types of committee meetings] As there are sometimes last-minute changes to the schedule, it is recommended that you avoid possible disappointment by checking with the relev

Parliaments telephone numbers are Harare 700181 or 252936-55. [Names of committee clerks are given below]. If attending, please use the Kwame Nkrumah Ave entrance to Parliament. IDs must be produced.

Monday 14th February at 10 am

Portfolio Committee: Transport and Infrastructure Development

Oral evidence from ZINARA [Zimbabwe National Roads Authority]

Committee Room No. 1

Chairperson: Hon Chebundo Clerk: Ms Macheza

Public Accounts Committee

Oral evidence from Public Service Commission, Ministry of Youth and Ministry of Finance

Committee Room No. 4

Chairperson: Hon Chinyadza Clerk: Mrs Nyawo

Monday 14th February at 2 pm

Portfolio Committee: Public Service, Labour and Social Welfareu

Oral evidence from Ministry of Labour and Social Services on its programmes and activities for 2011

Committee Room No. 1

Chairperson: Hon Zinyemba Ms Mushunje

Portfolio Committee: Public Works and National Housing

Oral evidence from Ministry of National Housing and Social Amenities on Ministrys housing projects

Committee Room No. 311

Chairperson: Hon Mupukuta Clerk: Mr Mazani

Thematic Committee: Gender and Development

Oral evidence from the Zimbabwe Womens Resource Centre and Network

Committee Room No. 3

Chairperson: Hon Chitsa Clerk: Ms Masara

Tuesday 15th February at 10 am

Portfolio Committee: Agriculture, Water, Lands and Resettlement

Oral evidence from ARDA [Agricultural and Rural Development Authority] official

Committee Room No. 4

Chairperson: Hon Jiri Clerk: Ms Mudavanhu

Portfolio Committee: Foreign Affairs, Regional Integration and International Trade

Oral evidence from Inter-Ministerial Committee on Infrastructure Development on its programmes and challenges faced at Beitbridge Border post

Committee Room No. 3

Chairperson: Hon Mukanduri Clerk: Mr Chiremba

Portfolio Committee: State Enterprises and Parastatals

Oral evidence on Ministry of State Enterprises programmes

Committee Room No. 2

Chairperson: Hon Mavima Clerk: Ms Chikuvire

Portfolio Committee: Industry and Commerce

Oral briefing from Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce

Committee Room No. 311

Chairperson: Hon Mutomba Clerk: Ms Masara

Portfolio Committee: Local Government, Rural and Urban Development

Oral evidence from Gutu Residents Association on provision of water by their local authority

Committee Room No. 413

Chairperson: Hon Karenyi Clerk: Mr Daniel

Wednesday 16th February no meetings open to the public

Thursday 17th February at 9 am

Thematic Committee: Human Rights

Oral evidence from Ministry of Labour

Committee Room No. 2

Chairperson: Hon Marava Clerk: Ms Macheza

Thursday 17th February at 10 am

Portfolio Committee: Education, Sport and Culture

Oral evidence on Ministry of Education, Sport, Arts and Culture programmes and activities for 2011

Committee Room No. 4

Chairperson: Hon Mangami Clerk: Ms Chikuvire

Public Attendance at and Participation in Committee Meetings

Open to the public to attend as observers only: Portfolio and thematic committee meetings where oral evidence is being heard. Members of the public can listen but not speak. [As listed above.]

Stakeholders by invitation: At some committee meetings stakeholders [and those who notify Parliament that they consider themselves stakeholders] are invited to make oral or written representations and ask questions. [These meetings will be highlighted in these bulletins.]

Not open to the public: Portfolio and thematic committee meetings in which the committees are doing private business e.g. setting work plans, deliberating on reports and findings, or drafting reports for Parliament, or when the committees make field visits. [Veritas does not list these meetings in these bulletins.]

Public Hearings: When committees call for public hearings, members of the public are free to submit oral or written representations, ask questions and generally participate. [Veritas sends out separate notices of these public hearings.]

Note: Zimbabweans in the Diaspora can send in written submissions by email to clerk@parlzim.gov.zw

Veritas makes every effort to ensure reliable information, but cannot take legal responsibility for information supplied.

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