The National Assembly Business Committee, currently on a study tour in Malawi, today held a series of engagements with officials of the Malawi Parliament aimed at deepening understanding of parliamentary procedures, management of House business, and committee operations.
During the visit, the delegation met with the Deputy Clerk responsible for procedural matters, who briefed members on the role of procedure officers in supporting House business and the work of parliamentary committees. The discussions focused on best practices in managing legislative processes, scheduling business, and ensuring effective committee support.
The delegation also held a separate meeting with the Leader of the House, who outlined his role in the overall management and coordination of government business in Parliament. The engagement provided insights into how House leadership works with parliamentary administration to ensure the smooth flow of business in the Chamber.
In addition to the meetings, the delegation toured Malawi’s Parliament, gaining firsthand insight into the country’s legislative chambers and political history.
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