Day four of the second Parliament sitting begins

The second parliamentary sitting entered its fourth day, with proceedings scheduled to begin at 10 am. However, the session's commencement was met with a notable delay, attributed to a low turnout of Members of Parliament (MPs). The ringing of the bell continued, signaling the wait for a sufficient number of members to arrive before the session could officially commence.

Despite the sparse attendance among lawmakers, the parliamentary gallery was graced by the presence of students from Port Moresby National High School. They were present to observe the parliamentary proceedings, highlighting an educational component to the day's events. The empty chairs in the chamber underscored the ongoing wait for more members to arrive and participate in the day's legislative business.

The article notes that access to the full content requires a paid subscription, indicating it is part of a larger publication. The focus remains on the delayed start and the visual of the parliamentary chamber awaiting its full complement of representatives.