Prime Minister Robert Abela has pledged to introduce legislation preventing construction works from starting while a planning permit is still under appeal, saying the measure will be implemented within the government’s first 100 days. Fresh off Labour’s historic fourth consecutive election victory, Abela reaffirmed a key electoral promise aimed at
Labour MP Naomi Cachia has been re-confirmed as government whip following the Labour Party's first parliamentary group meeting of the new legislature. Speaking to Times of Malta at the end of the first meeting on Thursday morning, Prime Minister Robert Abela said Cachia was once again given the role she held in the last legislature. Cachia, who was
Naomi Cachia has been reappointed Government Whip following the first meeting of the Labour Parliamentary Group in the new legislature. Reacting to the appointment in a video shared online, Cachia said she was honoured by the trust placed in her by Prime Minister Robert Abela and her parliamentary colleagues. She also pledged to continue working to
Prime Minister Robert Abela has pledged to introduce legislation preventing construction works from starting while a planning permit is still under appeal, saying the measure will be implemented within the government’s first 100 days. Fresh off Labour’s historic fourth consecutive election victory, Abela reaffirmed a key electoral promise aimed at
Robert Abela pledged to introduce legislation that would block developments when under appeal during his first 100 days in government. The prime minister is fresh off a new mandate after the Labour Party won an unprecedented fourth term in government at the end of last month. The party’s manifesto includes a pledge on planning appeals that says: “Our
Naomi Cachia was reappointed whip of the Labour Party Parliamentary Group which today met for the first time since the election. In his opening remarks, Prime Minister and Labour Party Leader Robert Abela explained the importance of the Labour Party Parliamentary Group role in the implementation of Int Malta electoral manifesto, a PL statement said
