Eleven members of parliament risks losing their parliamentary seats for failing to declare their assets
February 11, 2022
Owen Khamula – Nyasa Times 5 Comments
Chairperson of the Public Appointments Committee of Parliament, Joyce Chitsulo has said the committee will write the office of the speaker to impose sanctions on eleven members of Parliament who failed to declare their assets.
She said the committee met on the matter.
Joyce Chitsulo
Chitsulo said her committee met the membership of parliament and councilors who did not declare their assets to hear from them reasons they failed to declare.
Chitsulo said they got a report from the office of assets declaration that 32 members of Parliament and 175 councillors did not declare their assets and the Committee conducted an inquiry where the members were invited.
According to Chitsulo the inquiry found that eight MPs failed to submit their annual update while 3 MPs did not declare their assets at all and the rest were cleared.
On Councilors, Chitsulo said a letter will be sent to responsible office for action.
Without mentioning their names, Chitsulo said the sanctions include removal from office.
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5 replies on “Eleven members of parliament risks losing their parliamentary seats for failing to declare their assets”
Who has ever been held accountable?
tantchulani mainawo mukubisana eti
Can we please have some action for a change. Threats like this one have gone on for far too long..
In the meantime, please let us know those that have complied and what assets have been declared bearing in mind that Declaring means Making Known. It’s pointless, therefore, preaching to all and sundry that XYZ has declared without informing us what it is they have declared.
What is stopping them from declaring their assets ? Should we say that they are undermining the powers of the Malawian government laws ? Are these people really citizens of this country ? Are they shy of what they own ? Let’s be responsible citizens of our country and it’s laws.
Who has ever been held accountable?
tantchulani mainawo mukubisana eti
Can we please have some action for a change. Threats like this one have gone on for far too long..
In the meantime, please let us know those that have complied and what assets have been declared bearing in mind that Declaring means Making Known. It’s pointless, therefore, preaching to all and sundry that XYZ has declared without informing us what it is they have declared.
What is stopping them from declaring their assets ? Should we say that they are undermining the powers of the Malawian government laws ? Are these people really citizens of this country ? Are they shy of what they own ? Let’s be responsible citizens of our country and it’s laws.
Go konko!🤣🤣🤣