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JS may discuss obituary references today

Session likely to continue till after Eid

By Staff Correspondent
The session of the Jatiya Sangsad (Parliament) which resumes today at 11 a.m. is likely to continue till after the Eid-ul-Fitr.
The business of the day will include the moving of a motion of thanks on the Acting President's inaugural address to the House and the felicitation of the new Speaker.
Out of the 44 ordinances placed before the House on Friday, five to six are likely to be placed in the form of bills today
The Parliament may also appoint the Business Advisory Committee and the House Committee today.
The 15-member Business Advisory Committee normally includes eight Treasury Bench members and six Opposition members. The Speaker is its
Chairman.
Other committees will be formed gradually in consultation with members, according to a reliable sources.
The obituary references, which were adopted during the inaugural session of the Parliament on Friday, are also likely to be discussed today.
According to reliable source, Leaders of both the Treasury and the Opposition benches might be provided time to pay tributes to the martyrs who sacrificed their lives in the nine-year anti-autoc-racy movement.
In the obituary references, a list of 106 martyrs in the anti-autocracy movement have been incorporated.
There was a demand from the Opposition to discuss the obituary references, but it could not be done due to a lack of time.
The duration of the present session is yet to be fixed, but the pending load of business before the House suggests that it is impossible to end the session before the Eid
A Parliament Secretariat source said that the question hour cannot be started,from today (Sunday* since the printing of questions and answers is taking some time. '
A schedule prepared for the question hour shows that it will start after 15 days.
The passage of 44 ordinances-turned-bills is also impossible before the Eid.
The ordinances have to be passed in the form of bills within 30 days of their being placed before the Parliament.
Otherwise they will lose their effectiveness.