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JUST IN: Senate Reconvenes, Fail to Form Quorum

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February 26, 2019
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JUST IN: Senate Reconvenes, Fail to Form Quorum

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Members of the Senate reconvened for plenary on Tuesday, but could not form a quorum.

They subsequently decided to adjourn few minutes after sitting.

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Motion for adjournment till March 12 was moved by the Senate Leader.

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Other members voted in his favour and the Senate was accordingly adjourned

The failure to form a quorum may not be unconnected with last Saturday’s National Assembly as many of the sitting senators re-election who are yet to know their fate are in their constituencies to monitor collation of results.

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