Marat queries PNG Parliament contracts
An employee of the National Parliament, who is a lawyer by profession has been given a consultancy contract worth K221, 000 by his employer which might be tantamount to double dipping.
Rabaul MP Dr Allan Marat, pictured, made these assertions in a question without notice to the Speaker.
He sought leave to ask a question to the chair who is also the Chairman of the Salaries and Remuneration Committee.
He questioned whether he as chairman was aware of Parliament awarding a contract to a Parliament staff who is a lawyer by profession and if this contract is illegal since the employee is an individual and not a company
Speaker Pomat said he is aware of the contract and he will look in to the legality of contract and advise parliament accordingly.
Rabaul MP Dr Allan Marat, pictured, made these assertions in a question without notice to the Speaker.
He sought leave to ask a question to the chair who is also the Chairman of the Salaries and Remuneration Committee.
He questioned whether he as chairman was aware of Parliament awarding a contract to a Parliament staff who is a lawyer by profession and if this contract is illegal since the employee is an individual and not a company
Speaker Pomat said he is aware of the contract and he will look in to the legality of contract and advise parliament accordingly.
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