Republic of MaliOne People - One Goal - One Faith
The role of the National Transition Council comes down to three parts: passing the law, overseeing government action and ensuring national representation.
As the legislative body of the Transition, the Council passes the law, oversees the Government's action and ensures national representation.
IPart I
The National Transition Council is the legislative body of the Transition, and thus the embodiment of legislative power.
The National Transition Council passes the law and contributes to the evaluation of public policies.
IIPart II
One of the essential roles of the National Transition Council is oversight of government action. This oversight is exercised in various ways; it depends on the individual judgement of each member of the National Transition Council.
The means of exercising this oversight are of several kinds: written questions, oral questions and topical questions, to which are added information and fact-finding missions, parliamentary inquiry missions and interpellations.
Oversight of government action covers all sectors of national public life and is justified insofar as it is the National Transition Council that adopts the Action Plan of the Transition Government.
It is through the exercise of this oversight that the National Transition Council helps to guarantee the balance of powers and allows a better defence of the interests of the Malian people, whose national representation it ensures.
IIIVolet III
One of its roles, and not the least, is to ensure national representation.
The National Transition Council is representative of the Malian population in all its components.
The bodies, members and texts that bring the National Transition Council to life.
The President, the vice-presidents, the quaestors and the parliamentary secretaries.
DiscoverThe 147 national councillors and their committees.
DiscoverThe text that organises the work and powers of the Council.
DiscoverThe administration that supports parliamentary work.
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