Parliament resumes with speedy five-minute sitting
Parliament resumed regular business Monday morning with only pro-government lawmakers in attendance for a sitting that lasted less than five minutes.

26 Feb 2018, 9:00 AM
Parliament resumed regular business Monday morning with only pro-government lawmakers in attendance for a sitting that lasted less than five minutes.
Speaker Abdulla Maseeh Mohamed adjourned proceedings after announcing that President Abdulla Yameen’s nominees for a National Integrity Commission member and the new ambassador to Japan have been sent to committee for evaluation.
Opposition MPs boycotted Monday’s sitting. They also boycotted the official parliament opening and presidential address last week.
The first legislative session of the year was due to begin during the first week of February but was delayed due to unspecified security reasons.
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