The
much-anticipated Mid-Year Budget Review by the Finance Minister, Ken
Ofori-Atta, has been postponed to Monday, July 31.
Originally
slated for July 27, 2023, the presentation was later rescheduled to July 25,
2023, only to be cancelled again until further notice.
The last-minute
cancellation of the budget review has stirred curiosity among Members of
Parliament (MPs) and the public alike, with various speculations emerging about
the possible reasons behind the delay. <<
In a
communication to the house, the Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, announced
that the Finance Minister would engage in an intensive meeting with the MPs on
Friday, July 28, 2023, ahead of the rescheduled presentation.
“On Friday, the
Minister of Finance will be available to hold an intensive meeting with MPs.
This is an agreement entered into between leadership and the Ministry of Finance as a prelude to the
presentation of the midyear review and possibly the supplementary budget on
Monday, July 31, 2023.”
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“In view of
that, I will have to plead with you for us to have an extended sitting today.
We have a number of matters before us that we will have to conclude.”
The Speaker also
announced that the house will not sit on Wednesday, July 26, 2023, due to the
National Development Conference which will require the mandatory presence of
Members of Parliament and himself.
“We have a very
important national event hosted by our partners in the church and from his
excellency tomy good self to the chief justice, the former president, some ministers and all
the important authorities inthe country will have to convene to look at a very critical national agenda.”
“In view of
that, MPs are compulsorily to be present so we will not sit tomorrow. We will
sit on Thursday and on
Friday the Minister of Finance will be available to hold an intensive meeting
with MPs.”
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