National Assembly : MPs-elect Look Forward To Receive Attributes

The 167 candidates declared elected Members of the National Assembly for the 10th legislative period following the twin legislative and municipal election of February 9, 2020 will soon receive their attributes conferring on them the powers to serve as the elected representatives of the people.
After taking part in the opening plenary sitting of the statutory ordinary session on March 10, 2020, the MPs –elect divided into six Verification Boards scrutinised their files yesterday, March 11, 2020. The eldest Member of the House, Koa Mfegue Laurentine epse Mbede who is chairing the provisional bureau assisted by the two youngest MPs-elect Nafiassatou  Alim  and Dague Aisha Blanche Jacqueline announced the constitution of the verification boards during the opening plenary sitting.
Following the programming, the First and Second Verification Boards met between 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 on March 11, 2020. The third and fourth Verification Boards met starting from 1:00 p.m. and finally, the fifth and sixth Verification Boards met as from 4: 00 p.m. After their work, a member of the First Verification Board, Julius Fonge Fongouk  told the press that the work went on smoothly. He said, “we had 20 files to verify, we did verify all of them and had a 100 per cent success.” Specifically, the members of the verification boards were checking the incompatibilities with the function of Member of the National Assembly in each file. The documents contained in each file were the certified true copies of birth certificates, national identity cards, declaration of honour, curriculum vitae, married certificate, situation of children and other documents...