Responsibilities for forming the House General Committee

The article reveals the competencies and composition of the General Committee of the House of Representatives in accordance with the internal regulation issued by Law No. 1 of 2016. The committee is convened at the beginning of each regular annual session, presided over by the Speaker of the Parliament, and includes the two Deputy Speakers, chairpersons of specialized committees, representatives of political parties holding at least three seats, as well as five members chosen by the Parliament’s bureau, with independent representation. The committee is responsible for discussing general topics and important matters as deemed necessary by the Speaker, the government, or the Parliament. It reviews periodic reports related to the implementation of laws, proposals, and complaints, and follows up on reports from independent bodies and oversight agencies. The committee is also empowered to invite government officials or parliamentary members to present on significant or urgent issues. Its meetings occur at least once a month and are managed by the Speaker, with procedures for invitations and a set schedule. The committee’s focus is on ensuring the discussion of key issues and fostering cooperation between the Parliament and the executive authorities, along with establishing mechanisms to monitor the implementation of policies and related reports.

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