. . World news – CA – MLAs he hides when the legislature sits again in November. 30

Prime Minister Scott Mo says his « immediate focus » is on management during the pandemic as the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly prepares to meet.

He will hide MLAs for Saskatchewan and meet amidst glass shields in November. 30 to start a two-week legislative session under COVID-19 precautions.

Prime Minister Scott Mo said in a statement that the « immediate focus » of his government will be on managing the ongoing epidemic, as cases rise with 489 new infections reported over the weekend..

MLAs will start picking a speaker on November morning. 30. lieutenant. -Government. Ross Miraste will then deliver the Throne Speech outlining the government’s priorities that afternoon. Over the next two weeks, the government will introduce legislation to implement the platform it put in place during the campaign that ended with a majority of the Saskatchewan Party in October.. 26.

“Our government has received a new mandate from the people of Saskatchewan and I know that all MLAs on both sides of the House are looking forward to joining the assembly and discussing the important issues facing our province,” Mo said in his statement, released Monday.

« Of course, our immediate focus (will be) on managing through the ongoing pandemic – keeping the people of Saskatchewan safe while keeping our economy open and working on a strong recovery, ».

MLAs will meet under COVID-19 precautions that include reconfigured room and plexiglass shields between their offices.

« Members will wear masks when they are in the association, » the

statement said.. «  The number of members who will be present in the assembly simultaneously is still under consideration.

The rally will consist of the 13 Saskatchewan National Democratic Party (NDP) parties facing a 48-strong Saskatchewan Party majority.

NDP leader Ryan Milley said he does not want to take any unnecessary risks and will take a hard look at safety measures in place for the next session. But he’s anxious to get back to work.

He said, « It’s really important to come back. ». “With everything going on now, it is imperative that we have the opportunity to pose difficult questions to the government.

He said the biggest no-answer question he wanted to pressure the government about was the lack of modeling information being released about COVID-19..

« What do they know now? » Asked. « What really drives this, and why aren’t they taking more specific action? »

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