Nawaz's re-election as party head: Election Bill 2017 to be tabled in NA on Monday
ISLAMABAD: The government would table the amended Election Bill 2017, which was passed by the Senate last month, in the National Assembly on Monday, paving way for the re-election of former prime minister Nawaz Sharif as PML-N president.
Law Minister Zahid Hamid will introduce the bill, already passed in the Senate by a majorty vote on Sept 22, in the house.
Speaker National Assembly Ayaz Sadiq would phase-wise move the clauses, amended by the upper house, in the NA.
The amended clauses will require a simple majority to get approved in the house. However, the Speaker may ask for a vote count.
The members of the house may make further changes to the amended clauses of the bill. After approval from the NA, the Election Bill 2017 would be tabled in the joint session of the parliament.
After getting approved with a simple majority in the lower house, the bill would be sent to the president, whose assent will make it a law.
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