5-Member Presidium Nominated for 13th Parliament's 3rd Session
A five-member presidium has been officially nominated for the third session of the thirteenth national parliament. Speaker Hafiz Uddin Ahmed made the nomination in accordance with the rules of procedure.
In official parliamentary developments from Bangladesh, a five-member presidium has been formally nominated to oversee the proceedings of the upcoming third session of the thirteenth national parliament. The announcement marks an important administrative step in the ongoing legislative calendar as the parliament prepares to convene its latest session.
The high-level nominations were announced on August 27, establishing the leadership panel tasked with guiding the parliamentary sessions. According to the official details released regarding the formation of the presidium, the committee consists of exactly five members who will share presiding responsibilities over the course of the assembly meetings.
The authority to form this panel is vested in the office of the Speaker. In exercising this official parliamentary duty, Speaker Hafiz Uddin Ahmed (Bir Bikrom) executed the nominations strictly in accordance with the established legal framework governing the legislative body.
Specifically, the Speaker made this five-member presidium nomination by invoking rule 12(1) of the Rules of Procedure of the national parliament. This specific legislative rule empowers the Speaker to designate members from the house to preside over sittings in the absence of both the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker, ensuring the smooth and continuous operation of parliamentary business during the session.
With the five-member presidium now officially named by Speaker Hafiz Uddin Ahmed (Bir Bikrom) under rule 12(1) of the Rules of Procedure, the national parliament in Bangladesh is institutionally prepared for the commencement and management of the third session of the thirteenth national parliament.
