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Parliament defers debate on the 2026 mid-year budget review to Tuesday

Parliament has postponed debate on the 2026 Mid-Year Budget Review to Tuesday, July 28, giving legislators additional time to study the fiscal policy document presented by the Minister for Finance, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson.
With debate now deferred to Tuesday, attention is expected to shift to Parliament next week, where lawmakers will examine the government's fiscal performance, debate the policy proposals and assess whether the measures announced are sufficient to sustain economic recovery and improve livelihoods.
The decision means MPs from both the Majority and Minority caucuses will have the opportunity to scrutinise the government's economic performance during the first half of the year and assess the policy measures outlined for the remainder of 2026 before contributing to the debate.
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