General committeesstanding
Eleven technical bodies responsible for studying bills and private members' bills before the plenary. They are also known as legislation committees.
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Working bodies
The linchpin of parliamentary work, the committees prepare the deliberation of legislative texts in plenary and perform oversight functions. It is at their level that bills and private members' bills alike are examined and assessed.
“A general committee is a purely technical body created within the institution to study the matters referred to it. It is also called a legislation committee, because its essential role is the study of bills and private members' bills.”
Eleven technical bodies responsible for studying bills and private members' bills before the plenary. They are also known as legislation committees.
Set up for a specific purpose and a limited duration; the CNT may also entrust the committees with information and inquiry missions.
Performs a function of political oversight or internal oversight within the institution.
The CNT may bring together several general committees to jointly examine a cross-cutting text.
Article 20 of the Rules of Procedure
Expand a committee to see its full name, its areas of competence and its bureau.
Committee on Finance, Economy, Planning, Private Sector Promotion and Industry



Committee on Constitutional Laws, Legislation, Justice, Human Rights and Institutions of the Republic



Committee on Territorial Administration, Decentralisation, Religious Affairs and National Reconciliation



Committee on Rural Development, Environment, Sanitation and Water



Committee on Public Works, Housing, State Property and Transport



Committee on Education, Culture, Information and Communication Technologies, Crafts and Tourism



Committee on Health, Social Development and Solidarity



Committee on National Defence, Security and Civil Protection



Committee on Foreign Affairs, Malians Abroad and African Integration



Committee on the Advancement of Women, Family, Child Protection, Youth, Sports, Labour and Employment



Committee on Mines, Energy and Water


Bureaus updated in October 2026 according to the information provided by the Council.
Functioning
As soon as they are set up, the committees elect a president, a vice-president and a rapporteur. A parliamentary assistant, a CNT staff member, supports them.
An impartial and active arbiter of the proceedings, he or she leads and drives the committee, of which he or she is at all times the spokesperson.
Stands in for the President when necessary and shares the administration of the committee with him.
Analyses the text in depth and makes the necessary contacts to answer members' questions.
A CNT employee, he or she is not a member of the committee and acts with complete neutrality to improve the quality of parliamentary work.