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SENATE of the FEDERAL REPUBLIC of NIGERIA VOTES and PROCEEDINGS Thursday, 3Rd June, 2010 6TH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY THIRD SESSION No. 101 915 SENATE OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS Thursday, 3rd June, 2010 1. The Senate met at 10.50 a. m. The Senate President read prayers. 2. Votes and Proceedings: The Senate President announced that he had examined the Votes and Proceedings of Wednesday, 2nd June, 2010 and approved same. By unanimous consent, the Votes and Proceedings were approved. 3. Announcements: (a) Birthday Celebration: The Senate President read a letter from Senator Adego E. Eferakeya as follows: senator prof. Sir Chief Adego E. Eferakeya, KSM B.Pharm. PhD .. (Pharmacist. Pharmacologist & Physician) Ohworode, The OmokpOkpO of Okpe Kingdom 2nd June, 2010 His Excellency Senator Dr. David A. B. Mark GCON The President of the Senate Federal Republic of Nigeria Federal Republic of Nigeria National Assembly Abuja Your Excellency PRINTED BY NA TlONAL ASSEMBL Y PRESS, ABUJA 916 Thursday, 3rd June, 2010 No. 101 My 70'h Birthday is on gth July 2010. The CELEBRATIONis on SATURDAY 10TH JULY 2010 at SAPELE, Delta State. Please keep the date open for the d-day. Invitation cards will follow later. I also wish to seek your consent to be the Special Guest of Honour before I print the invitation card. Thank you and do accept the assurances of my highest esteem. Signed: Senator Prof. Adego E. Eferakeya; KSM Delta Central Senatorial District (b) An Evening with Senate President: The Senate President also read a letter from Senator Ayogu Eze as follows: senator Ayo8U. Eze Chairman. senate Commtttee on Info~t1on & Media THE SENATE. FEDERAl REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA ANNOUNCEMENT June 3,2010 All Distinguished Senators and their spouses are invited to an evening with His Excellency, Senator David A. B. Mark, GCON, President of the Senate as he fetes the Senate Press Corps and Abuja Bureau Chiefs at his official residence to mark the third year anniversary of the Sixth Senate. Date: Today, June 3rd, 2010 Time: 7.30p. m. Venue: The Mansion, Apo Quarters, Abuja Dress Code: Informal Signed: Senator Ayogu Eze Chairman Senate Committee on Information & Media (c) Third Session Publication: The Senate President further read a letter from Senator Aloysius A. Etok as follows: THE SENATE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA COMMITTEE ON RULES AND BUSINESS NATIONAL ASSEMBLY COMPLEX THREE-ARMS ZONE. P.M.B • .1..4:1... GARKI ABUJA. NIGERIA. Thursday, 3rd June, 2010 917 No. 101 June 3,2010 The President, Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. ANNOUNCEMENT This is to request your Excellency to kindly make this announcement to distinguished Senators; 1. The collation of material for the publication of the SENATE LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITIES and the RESOLUTIONS of the SENATE for the Third Session (June 2009 to June 2010) of the Sixth Senate is now in progress. Distinguished Senators are kindly requested to direct their Committee Clerks to submit the reports of their legislative activities and oversight to the Clerk of the Committee on Rules and Business. 2. Table legislative calendars of the Senate showing details of the break (Thursday, June 4h to Monday, 21st June, 2010); Plenary (Tuesday, 22M June to Thursday, 29h July, 2010) and the Annual Vacation (Friday, 3(fh July to Tuesday, 2lfh September, 2010) will be made available this morning for the guidance of distinguished Senators. 3. On behalf of the Committee on Rules and Business, I wish all our colleagues a refreshing working break with your families and constituents. Signed: Senator Aloysius A. Etok Committee Chairman (d) Acknowledgement: The Senate President acknowledged the presence of the following who were in the gallery to observe Senate Proceedings: (i) Stafff and Students of Childworth International School, Masaka, Karu Local Government Area, Nasarawa State; and (ii) Staff and Students of Peace and Unity International School, Suleja, Niger State. 4. Conference Committee on Consolidated Legislative Salary Structure (CONCLSS) for the Staff of the National Assembly Service: The Senate President named the following Senators as Conferees on the Consolidated Legislative Salary Structure (CONCLSS) for the Staff of the National Assembly Service: (i) Senator Mohammed 1. Ahmed Chairman Vice- (ii) Senator Kaka M. Yale Senator Chairman (iii Adego E. Eferakeya Senator Member ) Felix K. Bajomo Senator Member (iv) Effiong D. Bob Senator Member (v) Abubakar U. Gada Member (vi) 918 Thursday. 3rd June. 2010 No.10l 5. Conference Committee on Hydrological Services Agency and for Matters Connected Therewith (Establishment, etc.) Bill20l0: The Senate President named the following Senators as Conferees on the Hydrological Services Agency and for Matters Connected Therewith (Establishment, etc.) Bill 2010: (i) Senator Bassey Ewa-Henshaw Chairman (ii) Senator Simeon S. Ajibola Vice Chairman (iii) Senator Satty D. Gogwim Member (iv) Senator Suleiman M. N azif Member (v) Senator Chris N.D. Anyanwu Member (vi) Senator Abba Bukar Ibrahim Member 6. Committee on Employment, Labour and Productivity: Report on the Institute of Registered Safety Professionals Bill 2010 (SB. 142): Motion Made: That the Senate do receive the Report of the Committee on Employment, Labour and Productivity on the Institute of Registered Safety Professionals Bill 2010 (Senator Wilson A. Ake - Rivers West). Question put and agreed to. Report Laid. 7. Conference Committee on the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (Establishment, etc) Bill20l0 (SB. 359): Motion made: That the Senate do receive the Report of the Conference Committee on the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (Establishment, etc) Bill 2010 (Senator Felix K. BajomoOgun West). Question put and agreed to. Report Laid. 8. Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development: Report on National Food Reserve Agency (Establishment, etc) Bill 2010 (SB. 178): Consideration of the Bill deferred to another Legislative Day. 9. Maritime Security Agency (Establishment, etc) Bill 2010 (SB. 329): Consideration of the Bill deferred to another Legislative Day. 10. Institute for Democratic and Legislative Studies Act 2007 (Amendment) Bill20l0 (SB. 358): Motion made: That the Bill for an Act to Amend the Institute for Democratic and Legislative Studies Act 2007 and for Other Matters Connected Therewith 2010 be read the Second Time (Senator Aloysius A. Etok - Akwa Ibom North West). Debate: Question put and agreed to. No. 101 Thursday, 3rd June, 2010 919 Bill accordingly read the Second Time and referred to the Senate Committees on Establishment and Public Service; and Judiciary, Human Rights and Legal Matters to report within two weeks after Senate resumption. 11. Social Security for Unemployed Graduates and the Aged in Nigeria Bill 2010 (SB. 3Ui): Motion made: That the Bill for an Act to Provide Social Security for Unemployed Graduates and the Aged in Nigeria and for Purposes Connected Thereto 2010 be read the Second Time (Senator Anyim Ude - Ebonyi South). Debate: Question put and agreed to. Bill accordingly read the Second Time and referred to the Senate Committees on National Planning, Economic Affairs and Poverty Alleviation; Establishment and Public Service; and Employment, Labour and Productivity to report within two weeks after Senate resumption. 12. Adjournment: Motion made: That the Senate do now adjourn till Tuesday, 22nd June, 2010 at 10.00 a.m. (Senate Leader). Adjourned accordingly at 1.20 p.m. Dr. David A. B. Mark, GCON, fnim President, Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. CORRIGENDUM In the Votes and proceedings No 100 of Wednesday, 2nd June, 2010 (Annexure I), on the E- Voting on the Conference Committee Report on the Review of the 1999 Constitution, the following Senators registered and voted 'YES' as against 'Not Registered' recorded therein: (i) Senator David A. B. Mark, Senate President (ii) Senator Umar A. Argungu (iii) Senator Tanko A. Ayuba (iv) Senator Andrew A. Babalola (v) Senator John N. Shagaya PRINTED BY NA TlONAL ASSEMBL Y PRESS, ABUJA .
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