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National assembly Committee chairs have been challenged to restore public trust in Parliament by ensuring the smooth running of legislative business. This follows growing concerns over the institution’s credibility amid a leadership shake-up that saw opposition lawmakers allied to the broad-based government take charge of key parliamentary committees. This comes as new entrants to the committee’s leadership pledged to adhere to the call of duty with the speaker emphasizing that the success of the house will depend on the approach they take while delivering on that mandate.
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NA challenged to restore public trust in Parliament
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