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CERTIFICATION The Minutes of Proceedings which appear in the following book have been established by the Clerk of Parliament and have been amended and confirmed by Parliament in accordance with the provisions of Article 18 of the Standing Orders of Parliament. Hon. ESmon SALMON Leon TETER Speaker of Parliament Clerk of Parliament ELEVENTH LEGISLATURE OF PARLIAMENT SPECIAL SITTING OF 2016 9 June 2016 Speaker of Parliament His Excellency, Hon. Esmon SAIMON Parliament Office-Holders First Deputy Speaker -Hon. Edwin Amblus MACREVETH Second Deputy Speaker - Vacant Third Deputy Speaker - Hon. Alickson Fourth Deputy Speaker - Hon. Marcellino BARTHELEMY Leader of the Government in the Parliament - Hon. Chariot SAL WAI Tabimasmas Deputy Leader of the Government in the Parliament - Hon. Joe NATUMAN Leader of the Opposition - Hon. ALATOI Ishmael Kalsakau Deputy Leader of the Opposition - Hon. Sato KILMAN Leader of Government Business - Hon. Fred Tasso WILLIAM Government Whip - Hon. - Bob LOUGHMAN Opposition Whip - Hon. - Christopher EMELEE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU (These Ministers constitute the Cabinet and were in office on 9 June 2016) Prime Minister and Minister of Public Hon. Chariot SAL WAI Tabimasmas Service Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Hon. Joe NATUMAN Trade Industry and Commerce Minister of Infrastructure and Public Hon. Jotham NAPAT Utilities Minister of Foreign Affairs, External Hon. Bruno LENGKON Trade and Telecommunication Minister of Internal Affairs Hon. Alfred MAOH Minister of Finance and Economic Hon. Gaetan PIKIOUNE Management Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Hon. Matai SEREMAIAH Fisheries Minister of Health Hon. Daniel Toara KALO Minister of Education Hon. Jean Pierre NIRUA Minister of Lands, Geology and Mines Hon. -
290826 CPA Trip Report Vanuatu S. Andrew
Report to Queensland Parliament Mr Stephen Andrew MP Member for Mirani Queensland Parliamentary Delegation to Vanuatu 24th June - 5th July 2019 1 Honourable Members, I table this report for the information of the House on behalf of the Queensland Parliamentary Delegation to Vanuatu. The delegation comprised myself, the Member for Mirani, Mr Stephen Andrew MP, the Honourable Speaker of the House Mr Curtis Pitt and Mr George Hasanakos, Executive Officer, Office of the Speaker. This delegation was sent to renew the twinning arrangements between both Queensland and Vanuatu Parliaments; and to reunite Mr Stephen Andrew MP with his ancestral home of Ambae Island, devastated by the Monaro Volcano to best understand how to help and work with the displaced Communities. Mr Stephen Andrew MP Member for Mirani Queensland Legislative Assembly 2 Purpose of the Travel The primary purpose of this travel was to visit the Vanuatu Parliament and sign a new twinning agreement between the Queensland Parliament and the National Parliament of Vanuatu. However the travel also included a range of other events which supported the relationship between Queensland and Vanuatu. This included a trip to Ambae, the ancestral home of the Stephen Andrew MP who is the first Member of the Queensland Parliament of South Sea Islander heritage. This bond was to strengthen the relationship between Queensland and Vanuatu. I thank the Honourable Member for his assistance in the trip and for his work in supporting closer relations between Queensland and Vanuatu. The trip was held between 24 June and the 5 August 2019. The itinerary is enclosed at Attachment A . -
Report of the Fourth Ministers' Meeting
FAO Sub-Regional Office for the Pacific Islands ______________________________________________________ Report of the Fourth ______________________________________________________________________________________ MEETING OF SOUTH WEST PACIFIC MINISTERS FOR AGRICULTURE Port Vila, Vanuatu, 23-24 July 2001 FAO Sub-Regional Office for the Pacific Islands ______________________________________________________ Heads of Delegations and the Director-General of FAO at the Fourth Meeting of the South West Pacific Ministers for Agriculture Back row (left to right): Hon. Tuisugaletaua S Aveau (Samoa), Mr. Samisoni Ulitu (Fiji), Hon. Matt Robson (New Zealand), HE Perry Head (Australia), Hon. Willie Posen (Vanuatu), Hon. John Silk (Marshall Islands), Hon. Moon Pin Kwan (Solomon Islands), Hon. Emile Schutz (Kiribati) Front row (left to right): Hon. Young Vivian (Niue Deputy Prime Minister), Rt. Hon. Edward Natapei (Vanuatu Prime Minister), Hon. Donald Kalpokas (Vanuatu Acting President), Jacques Diouf (Director- General of FAO), HRH Prince „Ulukalala Lavaka Ata (Tonga Prime Minister) FAO Sub-Regional Office for the Pacific Islands ______________________________________________________ Report of the Fourth MEETING OF SOUTH WEST PACIFIC MINISTERS FOR AGRICULTURE Port Vila, Vanuatu, 23-24 July 2001 FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS SUB-REGIONAL OFFICE FOR THE PACIFIC ISLANDS Apia, Samoa, 2001 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. OFFICIAL OPENING 2. ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA 3. WORLD FOOD SUMMIT: FIVE YEARS LATER 4. FAO ACTIVITIES IN THE PACIFIC 5. FOOD SECURITY IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC: i AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SECURITY POLICY IN THE PACIFIC: FIVE YEARS AFTER THE WORLD FOOD SUMMIT ii RESPONSIBLE FISHERIES AND FOOD SECURITY iii FOOD AND NUTRITION CHALLENGES iv PLANT PROTECTION AND BIOSECURITY IN FOOD SECURITY v SMALL-FARMERS‟ CONTRIBUTION TO NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY vi ENHANCING FOOD SECURITY THROUGH FORESTRY 6. -
Republiqije De Vanuatu Republic; Vanijatij
REPUBLIQIJE REPUBLIC; DE OF VANUATU VANIJATIJ JOURNAL OFFICIEL OFFICIAL GAZETTE 28 JUIN 2004 No. 18 28 JUNE 2004 SONT PUBLIES LES TEXTES SUIVANTS NOTIFICATION OF PUBLICATION ) LOI ELECTORALE [CAP~146] REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOLE ACT • PUBLICATION DE LA LISTE [CAP.146J OFFICIELLE DES CANDIDATS AUX • PUBLICATION OF THE APPROVED LIST ELECTIONS LEGISLTIVES DE 2004. OF CANDIDATES FOR THE 2004 GENERAL ELECTIONS THE PUBLIC PROSECUTORS ACT NO.7 0F2003 • COMMENCEMENT OF PROSECUTION POLICY FOR THE OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC PROSECUTOR. CONTENTS PAGE LEGAL NOTICE COMPANIES ACT [CAP.191]. 1. VANUATU FINANCIAL SERVICES I COMMISSION • APPOINTMENTS 2-8. PUBLIC HOLIDAYS ACT [CAP.114J • DECLARATION OF PUBLIC HOLIDAY 9. REPUBLIQUE DU VANUATU REPUBLIC OF VANUATU COMMISSION ELECTORALE ELECTORAL COMMISSION PRIVATE MAIL BAG 033 TELEPHONE: (678) 23914 / 25875 PORT VILA FAX: (678) 26681 VANUATU REPUBLIC OF VANUATU REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ACT (CAP 146) PUBLICATION OF THE APPROVED LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR THE 2004 GENERAL ELECTION In accordance with section 28 of the Representation of the People Act (CAP 146), the Electoral Commission hereby publishes the list of approved candidates for the General Election to Parliament to be held on Tuesday 6th July 2004. NAMES OF CONTESTING CANDIDATES CONSTITUENCY CANDIDATES AFFILIATION 1. BANKS[TORRES (2) SEATS 1. Paul K Demmet IND . 2. Norman Roslyn IND 3. Ezekiel W Anthony VRP 4. Laliurou Eric Shedrac NUP 5. Charles Bice NUP 6. Nickolas Brown VP 7. Stanlee Reginald UMP 8. David WESAROR GC 9 . Dunstan Hilton PPP 10. Harold Nice VKG 11. Reynold Sale IND 12. Clifton Lonsdale IND 2. SANTO (7 SEATS) 1. Tony Naliupis PAP 2. -
Certification
CERTIFICATION The Minutes of Proceedings which appear in the following book have been established by the Clerk of Parliament and have been amended and confirmed by Parliament in accordance with the provisions of Article 18 of the Standing Orders of Parliament. Hon. Dan A VOCK Lino Bolckuli dit SACSAC Speaker of Parliament Clerk of Parliament PARLIAMENT OF THE PARLEMENT DE LA REPUBLIC OF VANUATU REPUBLIQUE DE VANUATU FIFTH LEGISLATURE OF PARLIAMENT ANDENG, Hon. Amos Member for Ambrym BAHAVUS, Hon. Josiah Member for Malekula BAKON, Hon. Gideon Fred Member for Malekula BANGABITI, Hon. Amos Member for Ambae BANGTOR, Hon. Daniel Aaron Member for Ambry m BOULEKONE, Hon. Vincent Member for Pentecost BUE, Hon. Samson Member for Ambae BULE, Hon. Allen Member for Pentecost CARLOT, Hon. Louis Member for Efate CARLOT, Hon. Maxime Member for Port Vila CHILIA, Hon. Jimmy Meto Member for Efate DICKINSON, Hon. John Hughug Member for Banks/Torres EDGEL, Hon. William Member for Port Vila HAKWA, Hon. Silas Member for Ambae IAUKO, Hon. Henry Member for Tanna JIMMY, Hon. Imbert Member for Santo/Malo JIMMY, Hon. Willie Member for Port Vila KALPOKAS, Hon. Donald Member for Efate KARIE, Hon. Robert David Member for Tongoa/Shepherds KILMAN, Hon. Sato Member for Malekula LANGO, Hon Demis Member for Paama LAVHA, Hon. Jeffrey Member for Tanna LINI, Hon. Hilda Member for Pori Vila LINI, Hon Walter Hadye Member for Pentecost MASENG, Hon. Alfred Member for LuganviUe METMETSAN, Hon. Cyriaque Member for Malekula MOL1SA, Hon. Sela Member for Santo/Malo MORRISON, Hon. Willie John Member for Malekula MUELSUL, Hon. Edouard Member for Pentecost NAFUKI, Hon. -
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Vanuatu Santo) rising to over 1,800 metres. Fresh has the fastest-growing population, as people water is plentiful. migrate to the capital; growth 2.4 per cent p.a. 1990–2013; birth rate 27 per 1,000 Climate: Oceanic tropical, with south-east people (43 in 1970); life expectancy 72 years trade winds running May–October. The (53 in 1970). period November–April is humid, with moderate rainfall. Cyclones may occur Most of the population is Melanesian, known November–April. as ni-Vanuatu (98.5 per cent in the 1999 census), the rest of mixed Micronesian, Environment: The most significant Polynesian and European descent. environmental issues are that a majority of the population does not have access to a safe Language: The national language is Bislama; and reliable supply of water (although it is English and French are widely spoken and improving), and deforestation. also official languages. There are more than 100 Melanesian languages and dialects. Vegetation: The rocky islands are thickly forested, with narrow coastal plains where Religion: Mainly Christians (Presbyterians 28 cultivation is possible. Forest covers 36 per per cent, Anglicans 15 per cent, Seventh Day cent of the land area and there was no Adventists 13 per cent and Roman Catholics significant loss of forest cover during 12 per cent; 2009 census). 1990–2012. Health: Public spending on health was three Wildlife: Vanuatu is home to 11 species of per cent of GDP in 2012. The major hospitals bat, including white flying-fox. It is also the are in Port Vila and Luganville, with health centres and dispensaries throughout the easternmost habitation of dugongs, also country. -
Změny a Doplňky 2017
ZM ĚNY A DOPL ŇKY ZA ROK 2017 ABCHÁZSKO 12.3. v 1. kole parlamentních voleb do Lidového shromážd ění se 35 členy bylo za volební ú časti 53,12 % zvoleno 12 poslanc ů, kte ří získali nadpolovi ční po čet odevzdaných hlas ů; 2. kolo prob ěhne ve 22 obvodech, kde nebyl zvolen žádný poslanec, resp. v jednom obvod ě, kde došlo v 1. kole k porušení volebního zákona 26.3. prob ěhlo 2. kolo parlamentních voleb, které rozhodly o 34 mandátech Lidového shromážd ění 12.4. předsedou Lidového shromážd ění byl zvolen Valerij KVAR ČIA 14.5. opakované parlamentní volby v obvodu Gaudata ACEH 5.7. úřad nastoupil nový guvernér Irwandi YUSUF ADYGEJSKO 12.1. ruský prezident jmenoval ú řadující hlavou republiky p ředsedu vlády Murata Karalbijevi če KUMPILOV-a, nebo ť stávajícímu nejvyššímu p ředstaviteli republiky 13.1. skon čí mandát 10.9. hlavou republiky byl Státní radou-Chase zvolen Murat Karalbijevi č KUMPILOV, pro kterého hlasovalo všech 48 p řítomných poslanc ů (inaugurace 12.9.); další kandidáti Aleksandr Loboda a Šamsudin Pšizov neobdrželi ani jeden hlas AFGHÁNISTÁN 17.3. RB OSN p řijala rezoluci č. 2344 (2017) o prodloužení mandátu mise OSN UNAMA do 17.3.2018 20.5. poté co byl obvin ěn, že na řídil únos, bití a sexuální zneužívání politického rivala, odjel ze zem ě do Turecka viceprezident generál Abdul Rašíd Dóstum 21.8. prezident USA potvrdil, že americká vojska budou i nadále operovat na území Afghánistánu a pomáhat jeho vlád ě v boji proti terorist ům; v sou časné dob ě tam působí americké síly v po čtu 8 400 žen a muž ů ALBÁNIE 13.3. -
Republique Vanuatu Republi(; of Vanuatu
REPUBLIQUE REPUBLI(; DE OF VANUATU VANUATU JOURNAL OFFICIEL OFFICIAL GAZETTE 22 DECEMBRE 2003 No.35 22 DECEMBER 2003 SONT PUBLIES LES TEXTES SUIVANTS NOTIFICATION OF PUBLICATION CONSTITUTIONAL APPOINTMENTS • APPOINTMENT OF MINISTERS • RESPONSIBILITIES • OATH OF ALLEGIANCES • OFFICIAL OATHS FISHERIES ACT [CAP.158] • NOTICE OF GENERAL CONDITIONS FOR FOERIGN FISHING VESSELS AND LOCALLY BASED FOREIGN FISHING VESSELS. CONTENTS PAGE LEGAL PRACTITIONERS ACT [CAP.119] • INSTRUMENT OF REMOVAL 1. • INSTRUMENT OF APPOINTMENT OF MEMBER OF LAW COUNCIL 2. NATIONAL HOUSING CORPORATION ACT [CAP. 188] • NOTICE OF REMOVAL OF MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HOUSING CORPORATION 3. .. ' _.\ i ~ -----"'~--- LEGAL NOTICES • INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES ACT NO. 32 OF 1992 4. • INTERNATIONAL BANKING ACT NO.4 OF 2002 5-6. GOUVERNEMENT DE LA GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIQUE DU VANUATU REPUBLIC OF VANUATU BUREAU DU PREMIER MIN ISTRE OFFICE OF THE PRIME MINISTER SPP 053 Port Vila, Vanuatu P M B 053 Port Vila, Vanuatu Tel: (678) 22413 Fax:26301 Tel: (678)22413 Fax: 26301 COf'JSTITUTIONAl APPOINTMENT iN EXERC~SE of the powers conferred on rne by Article 42( 1) and (2) of the Constitution of Vanuatu, I the HONOURABLE EDWARD NIPAKE NATAPEI. ) Prime tJHnister of Vanuatu. aPDoint ' . a.s Deputy Prirne Minister and i\-'inister of Infrastructure and Public UWities, you wil! havE~ and oxercise responsibilities over aU matters re!atinq to the office of the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of IrrfrEistructuri:; and PLi'blic Utilities ~ " ~ j ~ • ~ J wrHcfl are ClBtBlled and annexed hereto. -
Velvyslanectví ČR Canberra & Generální Konzulát ČR Sydney
Velvyslanectví ČR Canberra & Konzulát ČR Sydney S O U H R N N Á T E R I T O R I Á L N Í I N F O R M A C E V A N U A T U 1. 10. 2014 O B S A H Strana 1. Základní informace o teritoriu 3 1.1. Oficiální název státu 3 1.2. Rozloha 3 1.3. Počet obyvatel, hustota na km2, podíl ekonomicky činného obyvatelstva 3 1.4. Průměrný roční přírůstek obyvatelstva a jeho demografické složení 3 1.5. Národnostní složení 3 1.6. Náboženské složení 3 1.7. Úřední jazyk a ostatní nejčastěji používané jazyky 3 1.8. Administrativně správní členění, hlavní město a další velká města 3 1.9. Peněžní jednotka a její dělení, používání jiných měn 3 1.10. Kontakty na zastupitelské úřady ČR 3 1.11. Stručný historický přehled 4 2. Vnitropolitická charakteristika 5 2.1. Stručná charakteristika politického systému 5 2.2. Aktuální politická situace 5 2.3. Hlava státu 8 2.4. Složení vlády 8 3. Zahraničně-politická orientace 8 4. Bilaterální vztahy 9 5. Ekonomická charakteristika země 10 5.1. Charakter ekonomiky 10 5.2. Základní makroekonomické ukazatele 11 6. Zahraniční obchod země 12 7. Obchodní a ekonomická spolupráce s ČR 12 2 1. Základní informace o teritoriu 1.1. Oficiální název státu: Republika Vanuatu Republic of Vanuatu, République de Vanuatu, Ripablik blong Vanuatu 1.2. Rozloha: 12 190 km2 1.3. Počet obyvatel 240 000 (2011 - odhad) Hustota obyvatel na km2 21 1.4. Průměrný roční přírůstek obyvatelstva: 2,6 % (odhad 2011) 1.5. -
P Olitical Reviews • Melane S I a 461 Va N Uat U
p olitical reviews • melane s i a 461 PhD dissertation, Department of Political in complaints that he had effectively Science, Northern Illinois University. bought a diplomatic passport. Post-Courier. Daily. Port Moresby. Throughout the year his business interests in Vanuatu and involvement World Bank. 2002. Papua New Guinea: with various politicians increased, World Bank Approves the Release of the raising some concerns. Toward the Second Tranche under the Governance Promotion Adjustment Loan. News end of 20 0 0 Gh o s h ’s involvement with Release 2002 /170/s, Washington d c. the Vanuatu government took a some- what bizarre turn as he presented the country with a gift of a ruby allegedly worth u s$174 million. The stated V a n u a t u purpose of this gift was “that it could be used as collateral to get financial Vanuatu experienced another change assistance” (TP, 6 Dec 2000). No of government as a result of a no- independent valuation of th is ruby wa s confidence motion in 2001. While no- available however, nor was it available confidence motions have formed part to be inspected by customs officers. of the political landscape in Vanuatu The ruby’s valuation on Australian in recent years, what made this event customs declaration forms was only extraordinary was the involvement of u s$40,000, casting further doubt on the Supreme Court in the parliamen- its value. ta ry wrangles. These events have dom- In March of 2001 dealings between inated politics in Vanuatu in 2001. Ghosh and the Vanuatu government At the beginning of the year the took a further strange turn when it government was a coalition headed by was revealed that the government had Barak Sope of the Melanesian Prog re s- signed an agreement with Ghosh that sive Party. -
High Commissioner's Address at the Australia Day Reception Australian
High Commissioner’s Address at the Australia Day Reception Australian High Commission Chancery, Port Vila 25 January 2018 The Honourable Esmon Saimon, Acting President of the Republic of Vanuatu The Honourable Charlot Salwai Tabimasmas, Prime Minister of Vanuatu The Honourable Vincent Lunabek, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court The Honourable Joe Natuman, Deputy Prime Minister Ministers and Members of Parliament Chief Sinemao Tirsupe, President of the Malvatumauri National Council of Chiefs Ambassadors, High Commissioners and representatives of the Diplomatic Corps Representatives of government, civil society, church leaders, business and media Invited guests and fellow Australians Gud evenin long yufala evriwan mo tankyu tumas blong kam long ofisol 2018 Australia Day selebrasen long Vanuatu. I extend a very warm welcome to you all and thank you for joining us to celebrate Australia’s national day. 1 I would like to especially thank the Acting President and the Prime Minister for coming this evening. This is a special year for Australia in Vanuatu. Almost exactly forty years to the day, on 28 January 1978, the Australian Government, with the Hon Andrew Peacock as the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, requested the Consul General to Noumea, Bill Fisher, establish an office in the (then) New Hebrides. Our office was located temporarily in the Intercontinental Hotel, now the Holiday Inn, then downtown in Melitco House. Bill Fisher was confirmed as the first Australian head of post and built the house where his successors, including me, have lived to this day. Bill is immensely proud of having served in Vanuatu in this formative period and is sorry that he could not be here today. -
A Coup That Failed? Recent Political Events in Vanuatu
A COUP THAT FAILED? RECENT POLITICAL EVENTS IN VANUATU DAVID AMBROSE SUMMARY supporters, party loyalty was quickly subordinated to rival ambitions, and personal allegiance When Vanuatu conducted its fourth post became a tradeable good in the race for the independence general election, in November last top job. year, more was at stake perhaps than in any The corruption of political processes, which previous election. oon accompanied (or drove) the quest for power, For the first twelve years of independence, the led to more and more desperate stratagems to country's anglophone majority had held secure the prize. goverm11ent through the same party, the Vanua'aku In the tense few weeks that followed the Party (VP), and its constituents had enjoyed the formation of government on 21 December, a benefits that power and the scope for preferment number of key actors showed themselve quite that being in office brings. willing to knowingly flout convention and even For many anglophone politicians and (knowingly?) to exceed their legal authority. constituents alike, therefore, the four years spent in Ultimately,judicial decision defeated a raft of Opposition, 1991-1995, were a painful lesson in purported Executive actions which, taken together, the consequences of electoral defeat. seem to have been intended to effect an By contrast, the francophone minority, who administrative coup d'etat. had endured more than a decade of, in their view, disadvantage and discrimination under anglophone INTRODUCTION rule, finally won office in 1991 and had begun to redress those years of perceived injustice and A recital of events fi·om shortly before the general inequality.