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Indonesia's parliament moves session on Gibran motion to 2 p.m

Indonesia's parliament moves session on Gibran motion to 2 p.m

Indonesia’s House of Representatives has moved Thursday’s plenary session to 2 p.m.

in Jakarta, from its original 10 a.m.

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The session is expected to include a motion using the House’s right to express an opinion on Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka.

A total of 120 lawmakers from eight factions signed the motion, and a deputy speaker said it meets the formal requirements.

The motion concerns controversy over whether Gibran’s educational qualifications were valid when he ran for vice president, as part of an impeachment process.

The motion is at an early stage and is due to be considered by House leaders and a consultation body before any further action.

The session also has other legislative business, including discussion of a bill on lawmaking.

Gibran was reported to have submitted a resignation letter to President Prabowo Subianto on Wednesday, but the provided information does not confirm what happens next regarding his position.

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Saan MustopaDPR deputy speaker
So this will be processed by the leadership. It will be brought to the DPR RI leadership meeting and later we will take it to the Bamus meeting or the consultation meeting replacing Bamus
via Tempo EN
Based on the submissions from representatives of each group of proposers, the total number proposing this right to express an opinion, based on the signatures submitted, is 120 people. From 8 factions.
via Detik
Sufmi Dasco AhmadDPR deputy speaker
Tomorrow there is a planned plenary agenda at 2 p.m., if I am not mistaken. But as of now, the invitation has not been distributed
via CNBC Indonesia