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15th December 2023 4:50:21 PM
1 min readBy: Phoebe Martekie Doku

Parliament is slated to adjourn sine die on Friday, December 22, 2023, according to the Majority Chief Whip, Frank Annoh Dompreh, who outlined the upcoming week's business in a recent statement.
Emphasizing the importance of adhering to the planned schedule, Mr Dompreh urged all members to remain committed to the scheduled business, aiming for a seamless adjournment on the specified date.
To expedite the resolution of pending matters, the House is expected to convene on both Mondays and Saturdays.
The Business Committee anticipates no further meetings until the adjournment sine die, he added.
“The Business Committee takes this opportunity to sincerely commend you, Rt. Hon. Speaker, your deputies, and all Hon. Members for the sacrifice and devotion to the business of the House during this Third Meeting. Remarkable among them is the willingness to sit for long hours and even on Mondays and a Saturday to consider the business of the House. The Committee urges all Hon. Members to sustain the enthusiasm until the House adjourns sine die," he said.
In expressing gratitude, Mr Dompreh acknowledged the dedication of Rt. Hon. Speaker, deputies, and all Hon. Members throughout the Third Meeting.
He specifically noted their willingness to extend working hours and convene on unconventional days, urging members to maintain this commitment until the sine die adjournment.
Concluding his statement, Mr Dompreh extended wishes for a joyful yuletide and recess to all members, expressing optimism for a healthy return during the Fourth Session's proceedings.
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