Tamil Nadu Assembly session from June 21
The Hindu
All legislators and Assembly officials would be tested for COVID-19 and only those testing negative would be allowed to take part in the House proceedings
The next session of the Tamil Nadu 16th Legislative Assembly would commence in Kalaivanar Arangam at 10 am on June 21 with the Governor’s Address, Assembly Speaker M. Appavu announced in Chennai on Wednesday. Mr. Appavu told journalists that the Business Advisory Committee would meet after the Governor’s Address on June 21 to decide on how many days would the House meet. All legislators and Assembly officials would be tested for COVID-19 and only those testing negative would be allowed to take part in the House proceedings, he said. Arrangements have been made to comply with physical distancing norms.
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