By Ishmeal 
Parliament of Ghana is scheduled to resume sitting on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, at 10:00 a.m., marking the beginning of the Third Meeting of the Second Session of the Ninth Parliament of the Fourth Republic.
The announcement was contained in an official notice issued by the Speaker of Parliament, Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, dated October 20, 2026. Members of Parliament are expected to reconvene at Parliament House in Accra to continue legislative business and perform their constitutional responsibilities.
Speaker Issues Official Notice
The notice was issued in accordance with Order 58 of Parliament’s Standing Orders, which provides for the formal announcement of parliamentary sittings.
The resumption will bring lawmakers back to the House to deliberate on national issues, consider legislative proposals and carry out their oversight duties.
Parliament plays a key role in Ghana’s democratic governance through lawmaking, scrutiny of government activities and consideration of matters affecting the country’s development.
MPs Expected to Continue Legislative Business
During the upcoming meeting, Members of Parliament are expected to attend to government business, consider proposed legislation and examine matters referred to parliamentary committees.
The sitting will also provide an opportunity for lawmakers to raise concerns affecting their constituents and discuss issues of national importance.
However, the specific agenda for the meeting has not yet been announced. Details of the business to be considered are expected to become clearer as Parliament prepares to resume.
Parliament Set for Another Meeting
The November 3 sitting marks another stage in the work of the Ninth Parliament as lawmakers return to deliberate on policies, legislation and other matters requiring parliamentary attention.
The proceedings will be closely followed as Parliament continues its work on national governance, accountability and public policy.
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