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Special JS body formed to check ordinances

Staff Correspondent
The parliament yesterday constituted a 15-member special committee to scrutinise ordinances to be tabled as bills and make recommendation on those till the formation of standing committees on different ministries.
Meanwhile, the Business Advisory Committee (Bac) at a meeting decided that the inaugural session would continue till February 26.
The legislature sits today at 4.45 pm and will have a 20-hours discussion on thanks giving motion on the president's speech.
On behalf of the Leader of the House Sheikh Hasina, Chief Whip Abdus Shahid proposed the formation of the special committee and it was Che Jaty Star
accepted in voice vote.
The committee was comprised of lawmakers from Awami League (AL), Bangladesh Nationalist Part (BNP), Jatiya Party and Workers Party.
Headed by AL lawmaker Advocate Rahmat Ali the committee is supposed to mainly examine a number of ordinances to be tabled as bill
Senior officials at the parliament secretariat said the special committee will have to chiefly deal with ordinances as a very few new bills might be tabled in the inaugural session that will come to and end on February 26.
A total of 122 ordinances promulgated by the immediate past caretaker government were already placed before the House on Sunday for ratification.
Law Minister Shafique Ahmed disclosed that only 45 ordinances would be placed before the House as bills for ratification. It means the rest of the ordinances will lose their validity 30 days after their placement in parliament.
The lawmakers who were included in the special committee are AL lawmakers Syeda Sajeda Chowdhury, Tofail Ahmed, Suranjit Sengupta, Sheikh Fazlul Karim Selim, Mohiuddin Khan Alamgir, Sayedul Haque. Fazle Rabbi Mia, Abdul Matin Khasru, Nurul Islam Sujan, and Jatiya Party lawmakers
ABM Ruhul Amin Hawlader, Majibar Rahman, Workers Party lawmaker Rashed Khan Menon and BNP lawmakers MK Anwar and Joynal Abedin Faruk.
The parliament also formed a House Committee yesterday for dealing with the housing facilities of the legislators.
Headed by Chief Whip Abdus Shahid, the committee
Firoz,. Mujibul Haque, Shajahan Khan, Bir Bahadur, Sagupta Yasmin, Atiur Rahman Atik, Abdul Wahab. MA Mannan, Hafizuddin Ahmed, Ashraf Uddin and Abdul Quddus.
With the placement of thanks-giving motion on presidential speech yesterday the Chief Whip Abdus Shahid got the discussion moving.
Meeting Of Business Advisory Committee (BAC)
The Bac at a meeting prior to resumption of the House proceeding after a two-day recess took decision on the tenure and business of the inaugural session.
Emerging from the meeting chaired by Speaker Abdul Hamid, Chief Whip Abdus Shahid told reporters that, if required, the Bac will extend the length of the inaugural session.
Prime Minister and Leader of the House Sheikh Hasina and other members of the committee attended the meeting at the Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban excepting Opposition Leader Khaleda Zia who sent representative to the meeting.