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Extraordinary Sitting of the House of Representatives - October 21, 2021
Proceedings of the Electoral College - October 21, 2021
Draft Elections and Boundaries Commission (Local Government and Tobago House of Assembly)(Tobago) Order, 2021
Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Property Regulations available for comment
Annual Reports of the National Insurance Board of Trinidad and Tobago for 2019 and 2020
Report of the Joint Select Committee on the Constitution (Amendment)(Tobago Self Government) Bill, 2020
Report of the Joint Select Committee on the Cannabis Control Bill, 2020
Report of the Cabinet Sub-Committee on the Water and Sewerage Authority
Reports presented during the 11th Republican Parliament
Campaign Finance Reform Legislation
1.The Representation of the People (Amendment) Bill, 2020
Media Release - Use of Parliamentary Precincts
Policy Document - Use of Parliamentary Precincts for Marriage Ceremonies
Information Brief - Parliamentary Autonomy
Draft National Development Strategy 2016-2030 (Vision 2030)
Laid in the HOR on Friday April 21, 2017
Pre-Policy Document - JSC Parliamentary Autonomy
Legislative Proposal - Houses of Parliament Service Authority Bill, 2014
Laid as a Paper in the House of Representatives on February 14, 2014
Strategic Plan
of the Parliament of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago (2013-2018)
Activity Report
Activities on Strengthening Parliamentary Practices in Trinidad and Tobago - June 2013
Strengthening Parliamentary Practices in Trinidad and Tobago
An EU Funded Report

Joint

12th Republican Parliament

The Committee on Human Rights, Equality and Diversity

Committee Type:

Joint Committee Business

Date Appointed:

9 Nov 2020

Secretary:

Khisha Peterkin; Bria Lucio

Email:

jschumanrights@ttparliament.org

Notes:

The Committee on Human Rights, Equality and Diversity, shall have the duty of considering, from time to time, and reporting whenever necessary, on all matters related to
(a) the compatibility of Acts of Parliament with human rights, and any matters relating to human rights in Trinidad and Tobago (but excluding consideration of individual cases);
(b) Government compliance with national and international human rights instruments to which Trinidad and Tobago is a party; and
(c) the promotion of measures designed to enhance the equalisation of opportunities and improvement in the quality of life and status of all peoples including marginalised groups on the basis of gender, age (elderly, youth, children) disability and the creation of an inclusive and more equitable society through
greater social justice and sustainable human development within Trinidad and Tobago.