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Home Gotcha King opens parliament's ordinary session Sunday 02-11-2013 11:01 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Wael Jaraisheh - His Majesty King Abdullah II will Sunday open the 17th Parliament's ordinary session. The session will be attended by the newly appointed 75 senators headed by AbdelRaouf Rawabdeh, and the 150- Lower House members. Afterwards, the 150-member Lower House will meet in a separate session to elect the house speaker for the first ordinary session as well as members of the permanent office, including House deputy speakers. According to the House’s bylaws, the first meeting is chaired by the eldest deputy in the parliament.

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King opens parliament's ordinary session Sunday

02-11-2013 11:01 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Wael Jaraisheh - His Majesty King Abdullah II will Sunday open the 17th Parliament's ordinary session.

The session will be attended by the newly appointed 75 senators headed by AbdelRaouf Rawabdeh, and the 150- Lower House members.

Afterwards, the 150-member Lower House will meet in a separate session to elect the house speaker for the first ordinary session as well as members of the permanent office, including House deputy speakers.

According to the House’s bylaws, the first meeting is chaired by the eldest deputy in the parliament.

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