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2020

2020 Bills Bills by Year Tittle Introduced Banking (Amendment) Act 2020 Betelnut Prohibition (Amendment) Act 2020 Contingencies (Amendment) Act 2020 Counter -Terrorism (Amendment) Act, 2020 Criminal Code (Amendment) Act 2020 Declaration and Issuance of the Sovereign Currency (Repeal) Act 2020 Elections and Referenda (Amendment) Act 2020 Fiscal Year 2020 (Supplemental Appropriation) Act 2020 Foreign Investment

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2021

2021 Bills Bills by Year Tittle Introduced Appropriation (Amendment) Act 2021 Appropriation (Financial Year 2022) Act 2021 Customary Law (Succession of Customary Title, Right, And Interest) Act 2021 Government Employment Retirement (Amendment) Act 2021Plan Government Liability (Amendment) Act 2021 Judicial Compensation (Amendment) Act 2021 Limitation of Liability Maritime Claims (Amendment) Act 2020 Non-Profit Entities (Amendment)

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2023

2023 Bills Bills by Year Tittle Introduced Ailinlaplap Atoll Development Authority Act 2023 Appropriation (Financial Year 2025) Act 2023 Auditor-General (Definition, Functions and Powers) (Amendment) Act 2023 Civil Procedures (Amendment) Act 2023 Council of Iroij (Compensation and Expenses) (Amendment) Act 2023 Criminal Code (Amendment) Act 2023 Criminal Code (Amendment) Act 2023 Customary Law (Ralik Chain)

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Bills

Bills Bills by Year Tittle Introduced Ailuk Atoll Sustainable Development Act 2024 Appropriation (Financial Year 2025) Act 2024 ​ Appropriation (Financial Year 2025) Act 2024 ​ Arno Atoll Development Authority Act 2024 Arno Atoll Development Authority Act 2024 Automatic Exchange on Finance Account Information (Amendment) Act 2024 Banking (Amendment) Act 2024 Compact of Free Association

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Public Law & Communication

Public Law        PL 2025-31 Import Duties (Amendment) Act, 2024 PL 2025-32 Monetary Authority Act, 2025 PL 2025-33 Appropriations (Financial Year 2026) Act 2025 PL 2025-34 Income Tax (Amendment) Act 2025 PL 2025-35 Likiep Atoll Economic Development Authority 2024 PL 2025-36 National Building Code Act 2025 PL 2025-37 Prohibited Drugs (Prohibition And Control)

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Repealed Legislation

Repealed Legislation   Short Title Adult Film Act of 1994 [1] Child Abuse and Neglect Act [1] Disaster Assistance Act 1987 [2] Emergencies Act 1979 [1] Government Borrowing Act 1985 [1] Kwajalein Atoll Development Authority Restoration Act 2008 [1] Labor (Non-Resident Workers) Act, 2006 [1] Marine Zones (Declaration) Act 1984 [1] Marshall Islands Visitors Authority

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Progress of a Bill

Progress of a Bill The Progress of a Bill through the Nitijela 01 Before a bill becomes a law it must go through different stages of enactment process in the Nitijela. The first stage is the Introduction. The bill is signed and sent to Clerk for pre-file. The Clerk assigned a Bill number and place

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Special Committees

Committees Special Committees Pre-Convention Committee The Members of the Pre-Convention Committee are as follows: 1. Senator Christober J Loeak, President of Pre-Convention Committee; 2. Senator Michael Kabua, representing Ebeye Community; 3. Mrs. Justina R Langidrik; Office of the Chief Secretary; 4. Iroij Kotak Loeak; Chairman of Council of Iroij; 5. Dr. Falai Taafaki; Office of

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Permanent Standing Committees

Committees Permanent Standing Committee 1. NITIJELA STANDING COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATION (APPRO) This Committee considers and reports on all Bills, Resolutions, motions, and other matters relating to public expediture or financial administration of the Marshall Islands and local government finance, including budget estimates and supplementary estimates that are referred to it by the Nitijela. 1. Honorable

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Committees

Committees Committee Of The Whole Committees of the Nitijela While most people understand the lawmaking function of the Nitijela, the oversight work of Senators is often less well known. However, parliamentary Committees are often referred to as the \\\”workhorses\\\” of a legislature, because it is in Committee that a lot of the detailed analysis and

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