PARLIAMENT SITTING. Date: 02/12/2025 #npsimedia | National Parliament of Solomon Islands

NATIONAL PARLIAMENT OF SOLOMON ISLANDS ELEVENTH PARLIAMENT – FIRST SESSION – SIXTH MEETING Wednesday 2nd August 2023 - Morning Session Motion No. 35 – Consider Paper, Truth and Reconciliation Commission Final Report with Recommendations (Shorter Version). #NPSI | National Parliament of Solomon Islands

NATIONAL PARLIAMENT OF SOLOMON ISLANDS ELEVENTH PARLIAMENT – FIRST SESSION – SIXTH MEETING Tuesday 25 July 2023 - Morning Session #NPSI | National Parliament of Solomon Islands

Parliament Morning Session resumed. Motion of Sine-Die. 16/12/2025. #npsimedia | National Parliament of Solomon Islands

NATIONAL PARLIAMENT OF SOLOMON ISLANDS ELEVENTH PARLIAMENT – FIRST SESSION – SIXTH MEETING Monday 31st July 2023 - Afternoon Session Motion No. 35 – Consider Paper, Truth and Reconciliation Commission Final Report with Recommendations (Shorter Version). #NPSI | National Parliament of Solomon Islands

NATIONAL PARLIAMENT OF SOLOMON ISLANDS ELEVENTH PARLIAMENT – FIRST SESSION – SIXTH MEETING Tuesday 25 July 2023 - Afternoon Session #NPSI | National Parliament of Solomon Islands

NATIONAL PARLIAMENT OF SOLOMON ISLANDS ELEVENTH PARLIAMENT – FIRST SESSION – SIXTH MEETING Monday 28th August 2023 - Morning Session and the only session for today. In today's brief session; The Education Bill 2023 and the Prescriptions of Judges (High Court) (Amendment) Bill, 2023 were introduced in the second reading by their respective Ministers Hon. Lanelle Tanangana and Hon. Clezy Rore. Parliament is on special adjournment until Monday 4th September 2023 to allow time for MPs to prepare the

The National Parliament of Solomon Islands wishes you and yours a happy 47th Independence Anniversary. A message from the Hon. Speaker of National Parliament Patteson J. Oti. #NPSI | National Parliament of Solomon Islands

Solomon Islands' parliament has passed a deeply controversial bill to push back next year's national elections. The island nation's Prime Minister has also lashed out at Australia after it offered to help fund the poll accusing Canberra of meddling. | ABC News