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Speaker convenes govt, Opposition meet Nov 1
Speaker Humayun Rasheed Chowdhury convened a meeting of government and opposition leaders on November 1 to discuss the formation of parliamentary committees and other issues for smooth functioning of the ensuing session, reports UNB.
He invited them to a luncheon meeting yesterday afternoon on his return from Islamabad after attending the second conference of the Association of SAARC Speakers and Parliamentarians.
The Speaker took this personal initiative so that lively and constructive discussion on important issues could take place in the Parliament.
The next session of Parliament commences on November 2.
A press release issued by the Speaker's office said he had taken similar initiative of exchanging views with government and opposition leaders in the past to make the parliament session effective and lively. "He had got positive response from all sides."
This time also Speaker Humayun Rasheed Chowdhury hoped that he would get cooperation and positive response from all ana ensuing session would be "lively and meaning-
The Speaker's*bid to resolve a staggering standoff between
the two sides came after an effort by the party In power to woo the main opposition back to parliament fell flat as BNP gave a cold shoulder to the government's latest overture.
The BNP leadership turned down Awami League s initial offer made by Telecommunications Minister Mohammad Nasim for discussion to remove the impasse.
They said congenial atmosphere for such talks was missing following aggressive attitude of police towards BNP rallies and processions in Dhaka city.
The BNP lawmakers staged a walkout on the first day of the autumn session 6T parliament on August 30. alleging that they were not allowed to speak in the House.
Later. Deputy Leader of Opposition- Pro! Badruddoza Chowdhuiy put forward a 14-point charter of demands as precondition to their return.
Shortly after the opposition had begun its abstention from the House. Speaker Chowdhury took a peace initiative on September 2 by inviting five front-ranking leaders from ruling Awami League and opposition BNP to the negotiating table.
Despite cordial discussion between the two sides. BNP did not come back to the brief session of only six working days.