Public Procurement (Second Amendment) Ordinance Approved by House of Representatives

The Public Procurement (Second Amendment) Ordinance has been approved by the House of Representatives. This ordinance was introduced by the government during a period when the parliament was not in session. It was presented to the House of Representatives on May 12th. Opposition parties had previously raised concerns, arguing that an ordinance should not have been used for this legislation. The approval signifies a step towards implementing the amended procurement rules. The ordinance aims to address specific issues within the public procurement process. Further implementation details are expected. This legislative action reflects the government's efforts to reform procurement procedures.

The approval of the Public Procurement (Second Amendment) Ordinance by the House of Representatives signifies a move to update procurement regulations, despite prior opposition concerns.