Parliament Fails to Reach Quorum; Session Postponed Until Tomorrow
The Turkish Cypriot Parliament’s General Assembly session has been postponed until tomorrow after failing to reach a quorum.
The General Assembly of the Republic Assembly was unable to convene at its scheduled time of 10am today because the required quorum was not met.
PARLIAMENT POSTPONED UNTIL TOMORROW
At 11.10am, it was announced that the session had been postponed until tomorrow.
QUORUM NOT REACHED
The General Assembly of the Republic Assembly failed to convene at its scheduled meeting time of 10am today due to the lack of a quorum.
Efforts are expected to be made to reconvene the General Assembly, but it remains unclear whether a quorum will be secured at the next attempt.
According to information provided by Parliament, the General Assembly was scheduled to meet to address legislative and oversight matters. Its agenda included presentations, third readings of certain draft resolutions, current-affairs speeches, and oral and written questions from MPs.
At its previous meeting on October 8, the General Assembly of the Republic Assembly had decided to convene every 15 days with a consolidated agenda until the elections.
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