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The returned Citizenship Bill in today’s Parliament session

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  • August 16, 2022

The 55th meeting under the House of Representatives’ eleventh session is today at 11 am.


According to the Secretariat of the Parliament, the matter of informing about the Citizenship Bill, which was returned with a message from the President, has been included in today’s Parliament meeting agenda.

In the first number of the possible agenda of today’s meeting of the House of Representatives, it is mentioned that the Secretary of the House of Representatives will inform regarding the return of the Citizenship Bill with a message for reconsideration from the Honorable President.

Full text of the Citizenship Bill with a return message from the President:

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