Minutes of the 2nd sitting (8th -10th January, 2008) - NCC ZAMBIA

Republic of ZambiaNATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCEMINUTES OF THE SECOND MEETING OF THENATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCEHELD FROM TUESDAY, 8 TH TO THURSDAY, 10 THJANUARY, 2008

TUESDAY, 8 TH JANUARY, 2008PRESENTSee Annex I for the list of all the members that were present at the meetingApologiesSee Annex II for the list of apologies.AGENDA1. National Anthem2. Prayer3. Chairperson’s Opening Remarks4. Apologies5. Announcements by the Secretary6. Briefing of Members by the ECZ on Rules and Regulations for theElection of Disciplinary Committee Members and Nominations7. Consideration and Adoption of the Report of the Interim Committee7.1. Consideration and Adoption of the Report on NationalConstitutional Conference (Committees) Rules, 20087.2. Consideration and Adoption of the Report on NationalConstitutional Conference (Disciplinary CommitteeProceedings) Rules, 20087.3. Consideration and Adoption of the Report on NationalConstitutional Conference (Procedure) Rules, 20088. Election of Disciplinary Committee Members9. Composition of Committees10. Election of Committee Chairpersons and Vice-Chairpersons1

11. Announcement of Members of the General Purposes Committee12. Date of Next Meeting13. Closing13.1 Prayer13.2 Adjournment1. National Anthem and Prayer1. The meeting was called to order by the Chairperson of the NationalConstitutional Conference (NCC) at 14:30 hours, followed by thesinging of the National Anthem and prayer by Bishop Harrison Sakala.2. Chairperson’s Opening Remarks2. The Chairperson, in his opening remarks, welcomed the members ofthe Conference to yet another important day when the Conferencewould begin rewriting the history of Zambia. He stated that themeeting was important in Zambia’s long road towards causing itself agood Constitution that would stand the test of time.3. He informed the Conference that the purpose of the meeting was toadopt the draft rules and regulations that would guide the Conferencedeliberations in an orderly manner. He stated that the InterimCommittee on Rules and Regulations constituted at the last meeting toformulate the afore-mentioned draft rules and regulations hadcompleted its work within the prescribed time-frame.4. He further welcomed the new members of the Conference andregistered the NCC’s profound appreciation for their unprecedentedstep in joining the Conference. He stated that this was evidence that2

Zambians were focussed and determined to work out and givethemselves a good Constitution.3. Adoption of Agenda5. The Agenda of the Meeting was adopted following a proposal by Mr.Alfred Mudenda and seconded by Mr. Mwandila.4. Announcements by the Secretary6. The Secretary of the Conference urged the members of the Conferenceto sign the Attendance Register every day for record keeping purposes.7. The Secretary also requested members of the Conference, whenaddressing the Conference, to stand up and state their names for therecord of the Conference.8. He apologised on behalf of Secretariat for the derailment experiencedin the payment of allowances. He informed the meeting that Secretariatwould improve and perfect the payment system in due course.9. The Secretary announced that members who were overpaid orunderpaid would be dealt with on an individual basis. He stated thatSecretariat would write to the affected members and indicate how theindividual accounts would be regularised.5. Consideration and Adoption of the Report of the Interim Committeeon Rules and Regulations10. Following the announcements by the Secretary of Conference, theChairperson invited Dr. Patrick Matibini, Chairperson of the Interim3

Committee on Rules and Regulations to present the report of hisCommittee. See Annex III for the list of members of the InterimCommittee on Rules and Regulations.11. Dr. Matibini stated that the Committee appointed to develop theregulations, rules of procedure and disciplinary rules for the NationalConstitutional Conference (NCC) was appointed on 21 st December,2007, pursuant to sub-section (3) of Section 16 of the NationalConstitutional Conference Act, No.19 of 2007.12. He stated that the Terms of Reference of the Committee were to lay theground work for the operations of the NCC. This included theformulation of the rules and regulations that would govern theproceedings of the Conference and establish the NCC Committeesystem.13. Dr. Matibini informed the Conference that the Committee held a totalnumber of six meetings during the period from 21 st December, 2007 to5 th January, 2008. The Committee, at its first meeting, resolved that therules establishing the committee system, the rules of procedure for theConference and its committees and the rules and procedures to governthe maintenance and enforcement of discipline within the NCC and theSecretariat should be reformulated.14. He stated that in formulating the committee system, the proposalswere informed by the content of the Mung’omba Constitution ReviewCommission Report and the Draft Constitution. To this end, thenumber and proposed names of the committees were based on boththe structure and content of the Report and the Draft Constitution.Therefore, the Terms of Reference of the committees covered each andevery article of the Draft Constitution.4

15. The Conference was informed that in proposing the procedures to befollowed at the committee stage and in the Conference, the Committeerecognized the importance of the following matters:a) the need to conduct business in an orderly fashion and withdispatch;b) the need to clothe the leadership of the Conference and thecommittee with sufficient power to manage the business of theConference and the Committee;c) the need to provide for equal and equitable participation bymembers both at the Committee stage and in the Conference;d) the need to ensure that the Secretary to the Conference and theSecretariat are given sufficient latitude to manage the affairs of thecommittees and Conference efficiently and effectively; ande) the need to provide for the participation of the public generally andother persons in particular, whose input may be required at theCommittee level in order to ensure that the functions of theConference are discharged fully.16. Pursuant to sub-section 2 of section 16 of the National ConstitutionalConference Act, No. 19 of 2007 which establishes the DisciplinaryCommittee, the Committee recognized the need to develop rulesgoverning the maintenance and enforcement of discipline amongstmembers both at committee level and in the Conference and among theSecretariat staff. The regime of rules and procedures proposed areintended to achieve the following objectives:5

a) To provide for simple, informal and yet just system ofgoverning and enforcing discipline;b) to provide opportunity for members complained against tomake adequate written and or oral representations;c) to provide for a speedy resolution of the complaints;d) to provide for a range of options in imposing sanctions againsterring members; ande) to provide for an avenue of appeal to the High Court, if need be,to search for legal redress.17. The Conference heard that the Committee had proposed rules ofdebate. The proposed rules of debate were intended to give theChairperson sufficient authority to do the following:a) Effectively guide the deliberations;b) ensure orderly debate by members of the Conference; andc) allow for equal and equitable participation of members of theConference in the deliberations.18. In conclusion, Dr. Matibini acknowledged the confidence reposed inhim and his colleagues on the Committee, with the responsibility ofexecuting and discharging this task of national significance. He alsoacknowledged the support and commitment that was exhibitedthroughout the business of the Committee by the members of theCommittee and the Chief Parliamentary Counsel and her staff fordrafting the instruments in question with proficiency and efficiency.6

committees would be required to submit their reports to theConference.22. He stated that Rule 3 set out the proposed Committees. The proposedcommittees are actually based on the content of both the DraftConstitution and the Mung’omba Report. For instance, the ExecutiveCommittee was committed to the discussion of the Executive branch ofGovernment and similarly, the Judicial Committee referred to the partdealing with the Judiciary. Further, he stated that the Draft rules hadcaptured the two (2) statutory committees, namely, the DisciplinaryCommittee and the Drafting Committee. The rules also established theGeneral Purposes Committee meant to deal with general matters. ThisCommittee would consist of all the Chairpersons and Vice-Chairpersons of the Committees.23. The Conference noted the following:a. That the draft Statutory Instrument did not stipulate thefrequency of the sittings of the committees. This would be anadministrative matter, to be determined by the Secretariat;b. That the Minister of Justice would comply with the provisions ofthe NCC Act when appointing members of the DraftingCommittee;c. That the Committees were allowed by the NCC Act to deal withissues not addressed in the draft Constitution; andd. That members of the Conference were allowed to make writtensubmissions to committees to which they did not belong.8

24. After a lengthy debate on the matter, the Conference agreed, in relationto Rule 4 (1), that the Conference, as opposed to the Secretary of theConference, should determine the number of members that eachcommittee would have. This was done in line with subsection 3 ofsection 16 of the NCC Act which empowers the Conference toconstitute committees for the purposes of performing its functions.Subsection 3 of section 16 states that:“(3) The Conference may, for the purpose of performing its functions underthis Act, constitute any committee and delegate to any such committee such ofits functions as it thinks fit.”25. Therefore, the phrase “A committee shall comprise such number of membersas the Secretary to the Conference may determine” was replaced by thephrase “A committee shall comprise such number of members as theConference may determine”.26. Sub-rule (4) of Rule 5, which stated that “A committee may authorize thepublication of any information given before it and any document presented toit.”, was deleted. The Conference was of the view that the saidprovision contradicted section 20 of the NCC Act which allowedmembers of the press to be present in the deliberations of theConference or its committees.27. Sub-rule 1 of Rule 7 reading “A committee shall, at its first sitting elect achairperson, vice chairperson and secretary of the committee from amongst themembers of the committee” was amended to read as follows: “A committeeshall, at its first sitting elect a chairperson and vice chairperson of thecommittee from amongst the members of the committee”.28. This amendment followed a discussion by the Conference as towhether there was a need to elect secretaries from amongst the9

members of the committee to perform a liaison role between therespective committees and the Secretariat. The Conference was of theview that this was not necessary as there would be no reportingchannels to the other secretaries. Further, the Conference noted that thejob of a secretary was technical and administrative.29. The Conference agreed that meetings of the Conference should beconvened by the Secretary at the direction of the Chairperson of theConference. In this regard, sub-rule 1 of Rule 8 was amended to reflectthis.30. The word “Conference” appearing in paragraphs (a) and (b) of Rule 9was replaced by the word “Committee”, respectively.31. Rule 12 was amended in order to grant immunity to persons who giveevidence before a committee.32. Rule 14 was amended by replacing the word “return” with the word“reject”.33. The Conference requested that all the terms of reference of thecommittees be amended to allow them to discuss related matters.7. Adjournment34. The meeting adjourned at 19:52 hours to the following day at 14:00hours, followed by the singing of the National Anthem and prayer byPastor Godfridah Sumaili.WEDNESDAY, 9 TH JANUARY, 2008PRESENT10

See Annex IV for the list of all the members who were present at the meeting.ApologiesSee Annex V for the list of apologies.1. National Anthem and Prayer1. The meeting was called to order by the Chairperson of the NationalConstitutional Conference (NCC) at 14:30 hours, followed by thesinging of the National Anthem and prayer by Reverend DavidMusonda Masupa.2. Chairperson’s Opening Remarks2. The Chairperson informed the Conference that it would continueconsidering the Report of the Interim Committee on Rules andRegulations. He stated that in order to maximise participation ofmembers of the Conference, he requested members to ensure that theycaught the attention of the Chairperson so that they are given anopportunity to speak.3. Announcements by the Secretary3. The Secretary informed the Conference that Tea would be served at16:00 hours and 18:00 hours. The Tea Breaks would last 20 minuteseach.4. The Secretary informed the members that the eastern gate of theMulungushi International Conference Centre would be open for thosewho wished to use it.11

5. He apologised for the Secretariat not having distributed the Agenda forthe day. This was due to the fact that the photocopier had stoppedworking. He informed the meeting that the Secretariat was doingeverything possible to ensure that fresh copies of the Agenda weredistributed.4. Continuation of the Consideration and Adoption of the DraftNational Constitutional Conference (Committees) Rules, 20086. After consideration and adoption of the Terms of Reference of thevarious committees, the Conference adopted the Draft NationalConstitutional Conference (Committees) Rules, 2008 as amended, withHon. Malwa proposing and Mrs. Betty Ilunga seconding the motion foradoption.5. Consideration and Adoption of the Draft National ConstitutionalConference (Disciplinary Committee Proceedings) Rules, 20087. Following the adoption of the draft National Constitutional Conference(Committees) Rules, 2008, the Chairperson invited Dr. Matibini to givean executive summary of the Draft National Constitutional Conference(Disciplinary Committee Proceedings) Rules, 2008.8. In his summary, Dr. Matibini stated that the above-mentioned draftStatutory Instrument was intended to provide the procedure thatwould govern the Disciplinary Committee established by the NCC Act.He stated that the rules were meant for the maintenance andenforcement of the discipline in the Conference.12

9. Dr. Matibini stated that the basis upon which discipline would bemaintained was a complaint, which would emanate from differentsources including the Conference and from the Committee stage. Hestated that once a complaint was initiated and lodged with theDisciplinary Committee, the above-mentioned Rules would govern theproceedings or the procedure in which these complaints would betreated.10. Dr. Matibini stated that the Interim Committee had also provided for anumber of ancillary issues, including issues of interim measures,provision for legal representation for those who feel it is necessary toinstruct lawyers to assist them respond to allegations or complaints. Hefurther stated that provision had been made for the compilation ofdossiers or evidence in support of or in resistance to complaints, issuesof service of documents and amendments of the proceedings. Heinformed the Conference that, in a nutshell, the approach was verytechnical but every effort was made to make the procedure as simpleand as cost effective as possible.11. In the discussion of the Draft National Constitutional Conference(Disciplinary Committee Proceedings) Rules, 2008 the Conferenceagreed that the term “Chairperson” should be defined.12. Paragraph (c) of Rule 4 reading “This Committee shall consider any othermatter referred to it by the Conference” was amended with the addition ofthe word “disciplinary” between the words “other” and “matter”. Theamendment was effected to ensure that the other matters to be referredto the Disciplinary Committee should have relevance to its work andas such should be related to matters of discipline.13. Sub-regulation (1) of Regulation 5 which allowed a person lodging acomplaint before the Disciplinary Committee to recommend the course13

of action to be taken against the person complained against wasamended. This amendment was effected in order to allow any personto lodge a complaint before the Disciplinary Committee under certaincircumstances. However, the course of action to be taken against anerring member or member of staff was to be determined by theDisciplinary Committee.14. After a lengthy debate on the matter Sub-rule 1 of Rule 5 which stated“A person may complain to the Committee that disciplinary action be takenagainst a member or member of staff…” was redrafted to read “A complaintmay be lodged with the Disciplinary Committee against a member or memberof staff where it is alleged that the member or member of staff has…”. Thistext was a compromise which was in line with subsection 2 of section16 of the Act and would allow complaints under that Act to be filedbefore the Committee. This text would allow the Committee tointerpret whether any person, whether from within or outside theConference, could file a complaint.15. Two conflicting views on this matter dominated the discussion: Somemembers were of the view that members of the public should not beallowed to make complaints against members of the Conference andstaff of Secretariat as this would be subject to abuse from those whooppose the work of the Conference. However, some members were ofthe view that members of the public should be allowed to lodgecomplaints before the Disciplinary Committee against members of theConference and staff of Secretariat to avoid suspicion. It was stated thatit was, however, necessary for the Disciplinary Committee to discern afrivolous complaint from one which was serious.16. Rule 12 which read “The Committee may, where any party fails to appear atthe hearing, upon proof of service on such party of the notice of hearing,proceed to hear and determine the complaint in that party’s absence” was14

amended by adding the word “twice” between the words “ hearing”and “upon”. This amendment was effected to allow a member who hadnot appeared before the Disciplinary Committee twice for genuinereasons to be given another opportunity to do so.17. Rule 15 was amended in order to allow the Secretary to the Cabinet toappoint another person to replace a member who is removed fromoffice on the recommendation of the Disciplinary Committee. Thisamendment was effected with the addition of the following sub-rule:(3) “The Secretary to the Cabinet shall, where a member is removed on therecommendation of the Disciplinary Committee under these Rules, appointanother member to replace the member who is removed in accordance withsection four of the Act.”18. The Conference agreed to amend sub-rule (1) of Rule 18 in order toallow an individual to withdraw a complaint without the interventionof the Committee if he or she so decided.19. The Conference agreed to delete the provision allowing theDisciplinary Committee to order any party to pay the costs of theproceedings if misconduct is not proved against any member ormember of staff.20. The word “complaint” in Rule 19 was replaced by the word“application”.21. The Conference discussed at length Rule 11, which allowed any partyto the disciplinary proceedings to be represented by a legalpractitioner. Rule 11 stated:15

“Any party to the proceedings under these rules may be represented by a legalpractitioner of that party’s choice.”22. There were two schools of thought on this matter: On the one hand,some members stated that parties appearing before the DisciplinaryCommittee should not be represented by a legal practitioner becausethis requirement may disadvantage the other parties who may not beable to afford the services of lawyers and that the practice in manyorganisations did not make legal representation a requirement.23. On the other hand, some members of the Conference were of the viewthat the clause in question should be retained because legalrepresentation in courts or tribunals was a Constitutional right.24. A decision on this question was deferred to the next day at 14:00 hoursdue to the lateness of the hour.6. Adjournment25. The meeting adjourned at 20:05 hours to the following day at 14:00hours, followed by the singing of the National Anthem and prayer byBishop Banda.THURSDAY, 10 TH JANUARY, 2008PRESENTSee Annex VI for the list of all the members who were present at the meeting.ApologiesSee Annex VII for the list of apologies.16

1. National Anthem and Prayer1. The meeting was called to order by the Chairperson of the NationalConstitutional Conference (NCC) at 14:30 hours, followed by thesinging of the National Anthem and prayer by Reverend Mary ZuluMwiche.2. Chairperson’s Opening Remarks2. The Chairperson welcomed all the members present.3. Announcements by the Secretary3. The Secretary of the Conference reported, in respect of the Conferencebags requested by members of the Conference, that the Cabinet Officehad advised that the procurement of the Conference bags was still inprocess.4. The Secretary requested members of the Conference to inform theSecretariat of any corrections to be made to the Record of the FirstMeeting of the Conference, which was circulated the previous day.5. Lastly, the Secretary announced that the payment of the applicableallowances would be made on Friday, 11 th January 2008 at theMulungushi International Conference Centre (MICC) from 09:30 hoursto late afternoon.4. Brief by the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) on the Electionsfor the Positions of Members of the Disciplinary Committee17

6. Following the announcements by the Secretary of the Conference,officials from the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) wererequested by the Chairperson to brief members of the Conference onthe guidelines to be followed in the election of members of theDisciplinary Committee.See Annex VIII for the above-mentioned guidelines.5. Continuation of Consideration and Adoption of the Draft NationalConstitutional Conference (Disciplinary Committee Proceedings)Rules, 20087. The Chairperson informed the Conference that the Secretariatrequested the Attorney-General to provide his legal opinion on thequestion of legal representation before the Disciplinary Committeewhich was considered by the Conference the previous day but notconcluded.8. The Chairperson informed the Conference that the Attorney-Generalhad responded to the above-mentioned request and stated that theright to legal representation was founded in the Common Law uponwhich the justice system of Zambia was founded. He stated that theSupreme Court had continually upheld that a person had the option toretain Counsel of his or her choice. He stated that whilst theConstitution of Zambia specifically recognised the right torepresentation in criminal cases, that right was extended to civilproceedings by virtue of the Common Law. He stated that it wasimportant to note that the Disciplinary Committee would sit as aQuasi-Judicial Body and as such any party appearing before such a18

ody had a right to a fair trial or hearing. He stated that the tenets of afair trial or hearing demanded that one has the right to be representedby a person of his choice. In that regard, the Attorney-General was ofthe considered view that Rule 11 be retained in its current form.9. Following the above advice from the Attorney-General the Conferenceagreed to retain draft Rule 11 in its current form.10. The Conference thereafter adopted the draft Rules.6. Consideration and Adoption of the Report on the NationalConstitutional Conference (Procedure) Rules, 200811. Dr. Matibini, at the request of the Chairperson proceeded to give abrief overview of the National Constitutional Conference (Procedure)Rules, 2008.12. He stated that these Rules were intended to govern the business of theConference. The first part of the Rules referred to the title, applicationas well as interpretation. The second part referred to issues of sittingsof the Conference and the more crucial parts of the Draft StatutoryInstrument referred to the procedure and the rules of debate.13. He stated that most of the Rules under Conference Procedures weremeant to facilitate the orderly business of the Conference and informulating these Rules, the Interim Committee was alive to the factthat there was need to clothe the Chairperson with sufficient powerand authority to maintain order in the conduct of the debate and toensure that the Chairperson had sufficient power to direct theproceedings.19

14. He stated that Part IV of the draft Rules contained the Rules of Debateand Part V affected the Secretary and the Secretariat and placed aspecific obligation on the Secretariat to ensure that the proceedings ofthe Conference were maintained.15. Following the presentation by Dr. Matibini, the Conference agreed toinclude in the draft Rules the definitions of the terms “Vice-Chairpersons”, “Spokesperson” and “General Purposes Committee”. TheConference also agreed to elaborate the functions of the Spokespersonin the body of the draft Rules.16. The Conference agreed to amend Rule 4 in order to allow theConference to adjourn its proceedings early if it concluded its businessbefore the scheduled time.17. The Conference were of the view that Sub-rule 1 of Rule 4 should beamended to reflect that the Conference would not meet on publicholidays.18. The marginal note in Rule 6 was amended to read “Sitting dates” toreflect the contents of Rule 6 as opposed to the use of the words“Sitting Programme” originally used. Further, Rule 6 was reformulatedto provide at least 14 days notice to ensure that all members, especiallythose living in far flung areas, get adequate notice of meetings of theConference.19. Rules 8 and 9 were swapped to ensure that the provisions followed alogical sequence.20. Rule 12 was amended by deleting the words “and the galleries”because the definition of the word “chamber” included the galleries.20

21. The word “House” appearing in Rule 11 (a) was replaced by the word“Chamber”.22. The Conference agreed to recast sub-Rule (1) of Rule 14 in order tooutline the circumstances under which the Secretary may order aperson to leave the Chamber as a result of interruption of theproceedings of the Conference.23. Sub-rule (2) of Rule 14 was recast to empower the Chairperson to orderor cause the removal of a person who is not a member by any PoliceOfficer.24. Sub-rule (3) of Rule 16 reading “Where the Chairperson adjourns thesitting, it stands adjourned until its next sitting day.” was amended to read“Where the Chairperson adjourns a sitting, it shall stand adjourned until thenext sitting day.”25. The Conference agreed to elaborate Rule 15 in order to outline thecircumstances under which a member may move a motion, withoutnotice, that members of the public be ordered to leave the Chamber.26. Rule 20 was deleted as its contents were already covered by Rule 48 ofthe draft Regulations.27. The word “and” after Rule 26 (1) (a) was replaced by the word “or”.28. The Conference agreed that a new paragraph in Rule 29 be introducedin order to allow members to be referred to by their names and thename of the organisation they belong to.29. The Conference further agreed that the term “Points of Order” bedefined in the draft Rules.21

30. Rule 31 was deleted.31. It was agreed that sub-rule 2 of Rule 32 reading “The Chairperson shallauthorise the use of any other language in the proceedings of the Conference ifadequate provision has been made for the translation thereof into English.” bedeleted because it was felt that all the members could speak English.32. It was agreed that Rule 44 should be deleted as its contents werealready covered by Rule 11.33. The words “Rule 41” were replaced by the words “Rule 40”.34. There was an extensive debate on sub-rule (2) of Rule 48 of the draftRules which stated as follows:“(2) All questions before the Conference shall be determined by consensus, butin the absence of consensus, the decisions of the Conference shall bedetermined by a two-thirds majority vote of the members.”35. Some members were of the view that this provision meant that in theabsence of consensus on a question before the Conference, thedecisions of the Conference would be determined by a two-thirdsmajority vote of all the members of the Conference.36. While others felt that the above-mentioned sub-rule meant that thedecisions of the Conference would be determined by a two-thirdsmajority vote of the members present in the meeting, if there was noconsensus on a question before the Conference.37. In order to make progress on the matter, the Conference agreed thatsince this provision was a reproduction of sub-section (7) of section 17of the Act, then the contents of sub-rule (2) of Rule 48 would have to be22

maintained. However, the Conference agreed that a legal opinionshould be sought from the Attorney-General or the courts as to itsmeaning. It was agreed that this legal opinion be availed to theConference at its next session.38. The Conference agreed to provide a procedure that should be followedin the event that the Conference failed to garner consensus. It wasagreed that members of the Conference should be allowed to demand adivision if consensus on a matter is not garnered. In this regard, it wasagreed that not less than one hundred members could demand for adivision. This provision would be extended to the committeesestablished by the Conference on a proportional basis.39. Following the discussion on issues in paragraph 38 above, the DraftRules were adopted with Hon. Ronnie Shikapwasha, MP proposingand Engineer Monica Milupi seconding the motion for adoption.7. Nominations for the Positions of Members of the DisciplinaryCommittee of the National Constitutional Conference40. Nominations for the positions of members of the DisciplinaryCommittee of the Conference were conducted.41. At the end of the nominations, Hon. Mutale Nalumango, MP, Ms.Grace Lombe Chitambala, Ms. Charity Mpande and Hon. GraceNjapau, MP, emerged unopposed as members of the DisciplinaryCommittee. Mr Bwalya Chiti also emerged unopposed as the memberof the Disciplinary Committee, who was a legal practitioner asrequired by subsection (2) of section 16 of the Act. Nine (9) othermembers, namely: Hon. Robbie Chizyuka, MP, Hon. Sakwiba Sikota,MP, Mr. Lazarus Chota, Senior Chief Imwiko, Rev. David Masupa, Dr.Cornelius Matandiko, Col. Joseph Miti, Mr. Edwin Sakala and Mr. Sage23

Samuwika successfully filed in their nominations for the positions ofmembers of the Conference.8. Elections of Disciplinary Committee Members42. Elections for the positions of members of the Disciplinary Committeewere conducted. Dr. Cornelius Matandiko, Senior Chief Imwiko andHon. Sakwiba Sikota, MP, were elected with 332, 276 and 270 votesrespectively. Colonel Joseph Miti received 17 votes, Mr. Edwin Sakala,21 votes, Rev. David Masupa, 36 votes, Mr. Sage Samuwika, 53 votes,Lazarus Chota, 95 votes and Hon. Robbie Chizyuka, MP, 172 votes.9. Composition of Committees43. The Secretariat requested members of the Conference to indicate thecommittees which they preferred to participate in, highlighting theirfirst, second and third preferences. Members were requested toindicate the above-mentioned preferences in booklets which werecirculated by the Secretariat.44. Members were then informed that the Secretariat would placemembers into the various committees taking into consideration theirrespective preferences and areas of expertise. The members werefurther informed that the membership of the various committeeswould be presented to the Conference at its next session for approval.45. The members were also informed that the Conference, at its nextsitting, would break into committees in order to facilitate the electionof Chairpersons and Vice-Chairpersons of those committees. Once thatexercise had been undertaken, the Chairperson would proceed to24

announce the members of the General Purposes Committee, who willcomprise the Chairpersons and Vice-Chairpersons of the variouscommittees.10. Date of Next Meeting46. Members of the Conference were informed that the date of the nextmeeting would be communicated at a later date.11. Closing47. In closing, the Chairperson thanked the members of the Conference fortheir commitment to the exercise, which was exhibited by the almostone hundred per cent (100%) attendance. He urged the members tocontinue with this spirit.48. There being no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjournedat 23:15 hours. This was followed by a prayer by Rev. Mbewe and thesinging of the National Anthem._____________________________________________________________________25

ANNEX 1LIST OF MEMBERS PRESENT AT THE MEETING OF THENATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE HELD ONWEDNESDAY 8 TH JANUARY, 2008MEMBERS PRESENT1. Akakandelwa Mwendoi, Hon2. Akapelwa Anne, Col.3. Akende Charles4. Akombwa Harrington Simui5. Anamela Njekwa6. Banda Ackimson, Hon7. Banda Chifumu K. SC, Hon.8. Banda Chikomeni Japhet9. Banda Hyden Dingiswayo10. Banda Isaac, Hon11. Banda Joshua H. K. Bishop12. Banda Mando Agness13. Banda Michael14. Banda Peter15. Banda Rupiah, Hon16. Beene Godfrey Mwiize, Hon.17. Bonshe Misheck Nenechi, Hon.18. Bota Austine Jarm19. Bowa Mwape Dancewell20. Bwalya Benson, Hon.21. Chaala Darison22. Chabwera Isaac M.23. Chama Oliver Kamuti26

24. Chanda Joseph25. Chanda Mwamba26. Chanda Percy P. Hon.27. Chanda Victor, Rev.28. Changwe Lucy Shirley, Hon.29. Chansa Melody30. Chawinga Dainess Njobvu31. Chazangwe George, Hon.32. Chela Evarist33. Chella Barnabas, Hon.34. Chembo Edgar35. Chewe Pascal C.36. Chibamba Celestino K. Hon. Major37. Chibombamilimo Lameck K. Hon.38. Chibubi George Palo39. Chidumayo Mtonga-Suya Bridget40. Chief Hamusonde41. Chief Kashiba42. Chief Nkweto43. Chief Shaibila44. Chief Sunday Moono45. Chieftainess Chiyaba46. Chieftainess Malembeka47. Chieftainess Mwenda48. Senior Chieftainess Nkomesha Mukamambo II49. Chieftainess Nyakuleng’a50. Chiiwa Frywell Shaba51. Chiiya Barnabas52. Chilambwe Julius Mundubile53. Chilatu Mubanga Stephen54. Chilembo Edith55. Chilembo Todd Stewart, Hon.27

152. Kafunda Charles153. Kahenya Tiens154. Kaingu Michael L., Hon.155. Kakoma Charles, Hon.156. Kakusa Kayula, Hon.157. Kalabo Crispin Wamulume158. Kalenga Daniel, Hon.159. Kaluba Rueben Stanley160. Kaluluma Jessica161. Kalumba Rapheal Konsolo162. Kalumbinga Bilon K.163. Kamba Mambwe Armford164. Kambikambi Tamala Tonga165. Kamocha Kapya Patricia166. Kamuna Harrison167. Kamuti Chalwe Aaron168. Kamwi Eric M.169. Kangoma-Kapijimpanga Judith170. Kanguya Clayton171. Kanguya Ruth K.172. Kankasa Chibesakunda, Mama173. Kanyama Betty174. Kaonga Nkuta Boyd175. Kapambwe Mubiana Lilian176. Kaping’a Musensi177. Kapita Richard178. Kapulu Bautus Frank179. Kapumba Jameson180. Kapwepwe Mulenga Mpundu181. Kasanda Richard C.182. Kasandwe Anthony183. Kasoko Edward, Hon.31

184. Kasonda Geoffrey185. Kasongo Joseph Chambula, Hon.186. Kasosa Kapampa Joyce187. Katete Baidon Divo188. Katilungu Charity189. Katuka Stephen, Hon.190. Katuta Leonard191. Kaumba Chipala Judith192. Kawilila Kapalu David193. Kawina Linda Mukoboto, Elder194. Kayombo Lapson Samola195. Kayumba Hamweende Mundyoli196. Kayuni Beatrice Moonga197. Konga Kenneth, Hon.198. Kuluneta Theresa Taslima199. Kumwenda F., Rev.200. Kunda George, SC, Hon.201. Liato Austin, Hon.202. Lifwekelo Edwin203. Litana J. Bob204. Lundwe Gladys, Hon.205. Lungu Lackson206. Lungu Mkhondo D., Hon.207. Lungwangwa Geoffrey, Hon.208. Lwali Chrispin209. Lyamunga Imasiku210. M’hango Stanley211. Mabenga Michael M. Hon.212. Mabuku Muyoywa213. Machila Bradford Munlukupe, Hon.214. Magande Ng’andu Peter, Hon.215. Mainza Sebastian32

216. Makashi Victor217. Makaya Geofrey218. Makwembo Billiard219. Malumo Kufwa Peter220. Malwa Friday, Hon.221. Mambwe Obert222. Mambwe Padson223. Manase C. Robinson224. Manda Aaron225. Manda Sackson226. Mangani Lameck, Hon.227. Mankina Boyd228. Masebo Sylvia T. Hon.229. Mashano Grace Malama230. Masiye M. Majory, Hon.231. Masuka Damson232. Masunga Newton J.233. Masupa David Musonda, Rev.234. Matiya Ngalande235. Matongo David, Hon.236. Mbewe Allan, Hon.237. Mbewe Cecilia N.238. Mbewe Euphrasia239. Mbewe James Noah240. Mbewe Luciano A., Rev.241. Mbewe Moffat242. Mbewe Paul Baluwa243. Mbulakulima Mwansa, Hon.244. Mbulo Moses Chipi245. Mbushi Henry Bwanga246. Miji Charles, Pastor247. Milupi Lubasi Charles, Hon.33

248. Milupi Sililo Monica249. Minganja Rose250. Misapa J. C. Maynard, Hon.251. Miti Joseph M. Col.252. Mkandwire Abel253. Monde Michello, Ms254. Mooba Winter255. Mooya Vitalis Moonga, Hon.256. Mpande Charity Nanda257. Mpundu Christopher258. Liomba N. Doreen259. Msichili P. Lombani, Hon.260. Msidi Eleanor Judith Daka261. Mtambo Mary Mastard Phiri262. Mubika Mubika, Hon.263. Muchima Elijah J. Hon.264. Mudenda Alfred Haang’andu265. Mufalali Adons Sininika, Hon.266. Mujuda Joseph267. Mukoma K. Mwitwa, Rev.268. Mukuma Catherine269. Mukuma Ronald Chiteta, Hon.270. Mukwalala Nebert271. Mulapesi M. Grace272. Mulasikwanda Patricia Mazala, Hon.273. Mulele Morris Mulele274. Mulembe Enock275. Mulendema Chintu Y.276. Mulenga Christopher, Hon.277. Mulenga John Elgin278. Mulenga Peter Tanda, Pastor279. Mulenga William Aaron34

280. Muleya Ntundu Brian Macloudine, Hon.281. Mulonga Albert, Hon.282. Mulongo Joel283. Mulongoti Mike I. Hon.284. Mulundika J. Christine285. Mulyata Joseph, Hon.286. Mumba Agness287. Mumba Norah M.288. Mumba Peter289. Mumbi Lackson A.290. Mumena Charles Kabinga291. Munaile Emmaneul Musonda, Hon.292. Munalula Mulela Margaret293. Muneku Noriana294. Muntanga Request, Hon.295. Musamba Aggrey296. Musenge Danny Kunda297. Musesa David298. Musokotwane Regina, Hon.299. Musona Edward Luputa300. Musona Muzala301. Musonda Angela Mpongosa302. Musonda Chimya303. Musonda Godwin304. Musosha Chrispine Mumba, Hon.305. Musungilo Alice L. S.306. Musunsa Evans Musonda307. Mutambala Charles Mwila308. Mutambo Catherine309. Mutati Felix Chipota, Hon.310. Muteteka Moses, Hon.311. Mutti Nelly B. K.35

312. Mutunda Chinyama, Bishop313. Mututwa Charles314. Muwowo Japhet315. Muyanda Raphael, Hon316. Muyoba Mtonga Mbachi317. Muyumbana Nyambe318. Muzyamba Solomon C. M.319. Mvunga Patrick Mphanza, Prof.320. Mwaba Clifford Evans321. Mwaba Edward Roy322. Mwachilele Zax323. Mwakalombe Japhen324. Mwale Martin325. Mwale Maxwell Moses Boma, Hon326. Mwale Monica P.327. Mwale Vincent, Hon.328. Mwalilino Everisto329. Mwaliteta Obvious Summerton330. Mwalye Muliokela Henry331. Mwamba Alfreda C. K, Hon.332. Mwangala Moses Mubita, Hon.333. Mwansa Ernest Chitumwa, Hon.334. Mwanza Ezekiel Zawe335. Mwanza Humphrey I, Hon.336. Mwape Darlington337. Mwapela Richard Sikwible, Hon.338. Mweemba Bennie Kelvis, Hon.339. Mweemba Keith340. Mwela Kashiba John341. Mwelwa Jealous342. Mwenya Edith Banda343. Mwiche Mary Zulu, Rev.344. Mwiimbu Jacob Jack, Hon.345. Mwila Josephine Namwanda36

346. Mzyeche Margaret347. Nalumango Witner Kapembwa Mutale, Hon.348. Namachila Bernard S. C.349. Namakambo Edwin A. Rev.350. Namakando Samuel Akende351. Namugala Catherine, Hon.352. Namulambe Gabriel, Hon.353. Ndalamei Likolo354. Ndalamei Mundia, Hon.355. Ng’andu Christine356. Ng’andu H. K. Divus357. Ng’andu Mambwe M. Agness358. Ngangula Florence359. Ngo M. Joel360. Ngoma Conard361. Ngoma Levy Joseph, Hon.362. Ngushi Wendy Mporokoso363. Nimita Darji364. Njapau Grace, Hon.365. Njovu Jean Phiri, Hon.366. Nkandela Maxon367. Nkhata Bornface, Hon.368. Nkhata George Lesa369. Nkhata Lennard370. Nkombo Gary G, Hon.371. Nkwanga Luyako Dick37

372. Nswana Nasson Cephas373. Ntalasha Willard M.374. Nthani Eunice Mwisa, Lt. Col.375. Nyambe Dorah376. Nyambe Elizabeth Musenge377. Nyambose Reuben Daimon378. Nyirenda Gibson379. Nyirenda Michael Andrew, Hon.380. Nyirongo Gladys Zitha, Hon.381. Nyirongo Stanley382. Nyoni Simon383. Nzunga Momba Harry384. Oza Ashok385. Pande Kabinga J, Hon.386. Pasomba Christopher Chanda387. Pende Godfrey388. Phiri Bizeck Jube389. Phiri David, Hon.390. Phiri Fashion, Prof., Hon.391. Phiri Lwimba Mwananshiku392. Phiri Michael393. Phiri Moses394. Phiri Rashid I395. Phiri Saidi Rodger396. Phiri Sam Ackson Pilato397. Phiri Sharon R.38

398. Phiri Veronica Banda399. Ponga Wilson400. Kalumba Rapheal401. Sakala Andrew402. Sakala Edwin403. Sakala Foston D. Rev.404. Sakala Harrison, Bishop405. Sakala Josephine Ng’ambi406. Salukatula Rose407. Sampa-Bredt Violet M, Hon.408. Sambambi Benny409. Samuwika Sage C.410. Sandando Maureen J.411. Sata Joy Chula412. Saunders Dante Charles413. Saviye Charles414. Sayifwanda Sara, Hon.415. Sejani Ackson, Hon.416. Shakafuswa Jonas, Hon.417. Shantaba Glad Matabishi418. Shawa Charles Jeremiah, Hon.419. Shikapwasha R, Rev. Lt. Gen, Hon.420. Shimika M. O. M., Rev.421. Shumina Chrispin Mwitila422. Shinaka Josephine Chanda423. Siame Joyce R.39

424. Siame Nathan Musingwa425. Siame Trodah, Rev.426. Siavuulwe Peter427. Sibande Joyce428. Sibetta Chrispin Uyi429. Sichamba Paul, Hon.430. Sichande Idon Dennis431. Sichele Mwamba432. Sichilima Emmanuel433. Sichilima Gaston Fred, Hon.434. Sichone N. Mwiche (Mrs)435. Sikazwe Brian, Hon.436. Sikazwe Mutekelele Gehard437. Sikota Sakwiba, Hon.438. Silavwe Clever Makamache C, Hon.439. Sililo George N.440. Siliya Dora, Hon.441. Silungwe Atangambuyu S. (Mrs)442. Simakoloyi Vivian Moono, Col.443. Simama Anson, Hon.444. Simamba Phanuel Lincoln445. Simbao Kapembwa, Hon.446. Simbao S. Andrew447. Simenda Francis Zaza448. Simubali Joseph449. Simulunga Felix40

450. Sinamusanga Bob Simon451. Singombe Edgar, Hon.452. Sinyangwe Faustina Bwalya, Hon.453. Sinyinda Clement Wainyae, Hon.454. Sipalo Ngenda455. Sitali Janet456. Sokoni Malama457. Sumaili Godfrida, Pastor458. Sumani Mary (Ms)459. Summerton Francisca Chacipa Mrs460. Syakalima D. M, Hon.461. Syamusika M. Lyson462. Taima Richard, Hon.463. Tembo Bonnie464. Tembo Forrie Raisi, Hon.465. Tembo Sylvester466. Teo Kephas467. Tetamashimba Benny, Hon.468. Thole Kondwelani Benwell Masauso469. Thole Sherry (Mrs)470. Vashee Ashok471. Wandi Rosewin Mutinta (Mrs)472. Yangailo Pixie Kasonde (Ms)473. Yenga Fewdays Kabenge474. Zaloumis Mwangala Frances (Mrs)475. Zeila Maimbo S. (Mrs)41

476. Zimba Cecilia (Mrs)477. Zulu Isaac Sangulukani478. Zulu John Mthaziko479. Zulu Joseph Kasiti, Hon.480. SECRETARIAT481. Mr M. R. Mulele – Secretary482. Mrs Thandiwe D. Oteng – Deputy Secretary483. Mr Newton Ng’uni – Deputy Secretary484. Mrs Margaret N. M. Bwanga – Deputy SecretaryANNEX IILIST OF APOLOGIES FOR MEETING OF THE NATIONALCONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE HELD ON TUESDAY, 8 THJANUARY, 20081. Hon. Kapita Ben, Hon.2. Ms Doreen Liomba42

ANNEX IIILIST OF MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONALCONFERENCE INTERIM COMMITTEE ON RULES ANDREGULATIONSNAME1. Dr Patrick Matibini (Chairperson)2. Dr Frida Sakala Kazembe (Vice Chairperson)MEMBERS3. Ms Nelly B. K. Mutti4. Rev. Foston Sakala5. Mr Dante Saunders6. Ms Euphrasia Mbewe43

7. Ms Cecilia Nsenduluka Mbewe8. Mr Sage C. Samuwika9. Mr Bonnie Tembo10. Mr Felix Simulunga11. Mr Abel Mkandwire12. Mr Muyunda Ililonga13. Pastor Godfridah Sumaili14. Mr Stanley M’hango15. Bishop Dr. Peter NdhlovuSECRETARIAT16. Hon. Chifumu K. Banda, SC17. Hon. Regina Musokotwane, MP18. Hon. Faustina Sinyangwe, MP19. Mr Leonard C. Hikaumba20. Mr Russell Mulele21. Mrs Thandiwe D. Oteng22. Mr Newton Ng’uni23. Mrs M. N. M. Bwanga44

ANNEX IVLIST OF MEMBERS PRESENT AT THE MEETING OF THENATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE HELD ONWEDNESDAY 9 TH JANUARY, 2008MEMBERS PRESENT1. Akakandelwa Mwendoi, Hon2. Akapelwa Anne, Col.3. Akende Charles4. Akombwa Harrington Simui5. Anamela Njekwa6. Banda Ackimson, Hon7. Banda Chifumu K. SC, Hon.8. Banda Chikomeni Japhet9. Banda Hyden Dingiswayo45

10. Banda Isaac, Hon11. Banda Joshua H. K. Bishop12. Banda Mando Agness13. Banda Michael14. Banda Peter15. Banda Rupiah, Hon16. Beene Godfrey Mwiize, Hon.17. Bonshe Misheck Nenchi, Hon.18. Bota Austine Jarm19. Bowa Mwape Dancewell20. Bwalya Benson, Hon.21. Chaala Darison22. Chabwera Isaac M.23. Chama Oliver Kamuti24. Chanda Joseph25. Chanda Mwamba26. Chanda Percy P. Hon.27. Chanda Victor, Rev.28. Changwe Lucy Shirley, Hon.29. Chansa Melody30. Chawinga Dainess Njobvu31. Chazangwe George, Hon.32. Chela Evarist33. Chella Barnabas, Hon.34. Chembo Edgar35. Chewe Pascal C.36. Chibamba Celestino K. Hon. Major37. Chibombamilimo Lameck K. Hon.38. Chibubi George Palo39. Chidumayo Mtonga-Suya Bridget40. Chief Hamusonde41. Chief Kashiba46

42. Chief Nkweto43. Chief Shaibila44. Chief Sunday Moono45. Chieftainess Chiyaba46. Chieftainess Malembeka47. Chieftainess Mwenda48. Chieftainess Nkomesha Mukamambo II49. Chieftainess Nyakuleng’a50. Chiiwa Frywell Shaba51. Chiiya Barnabas52. Chilambwe Julius Mundubile53. Chilatu Mubanga Stephen54. Chilembo Edith55. Chilembo Todd Stewart, Hon.56. Chileshe Bendix Dennis57. Chileshe Charity P. M.58. Chileshe Evans59. Chileshe L. M. Bishop Rev.60. Chileshe Peter M.61. Chiluba Vera Tembo, Hon.62. Chilufya Rosemary63. Chilukuta Mulenga Able Spelly64. Chilukuta Fredrick S. S.65. Chilulumo Margaret M.66. Chilunga Betty Chilombo67. Chilupula Mukupa Regina68. Chimbaka Besa Edwin, Hon.69. Chimbila Joyce Chikwanda70. Chingobe Benson71. Chinyanta John Mumphanshya, Hon.72. Chipango William Muzala73. Chipawa George47

74. Chipepo Bertha Nindi75. Chipeta Clementina Nanjwau76. Chipulu Charles Rabby77. Chipungu Kenneth, Hon.78. Chisala Obius Chabu, Hon.79. Chisambi Keshi80. Chisanga Sydney, Hon.81. Chishimba Fraser82. Chishya Bernard, Hon.83. Chisupa Ngosa84. Chitatwa Kawama Grace85. Chitambala Grace Lombe86. Chiti Bwalya Stanley Kasonde87. Chitika Elizabeth K.88. Chitonge Samuel, Hon.89. Chiwala Bernard90. Chiwata Musonda Mike91. Chizela Prudence92. Chizyuka R., Hon. Major93. Chongo Jacob Brighton, Hon.94. Chonya Chinyama Mirriam95. Chota Lazarous, Hon.96. Chota Mark97. Chulu Timothy, Rev.98. Chungu Mable99. Chungu Potiphar100. Cifire Angela, Hon.101. Daka Peter M. W. Hon.102. Dr Antoinette Chileshe Phiri103. Dr Bishop John Jere104. Dr Bishop Peter Ndhlovu105. Dr Charles Longwe48

106. Dr Chishimba Saviour, Hon.107. Dr Chosani Njobvu108. Dr Cornelius Matandiko109. Dr Eustarckio Kazonga110. Dr Fredrick Ng’andu111. Dr Frida Sakala Kazembe112. Dr Kalombo T. Mwansa, Hon.113. Dr Katele Kalumba114. Dr Lwipa F. Puma, Hon.115. Dr Mwilola Imakando116. Dr Patrick Matibini117. Dr Patrick Nkhoma118. Dr Peter David Machungwa, Hon.119. Dr Peter W. Matoka120. Dr Rodger R. Majula121. Dr Salome Mulenga Katwishi122. Dr Sitwala Mundia123. Dr Swebby Macha124. Gumbo Kenworth N.125. Haachinda Muleya Jones126. Habeenzu Munji, Hon.127. Hachipuka Emmanuel M., Hon.128. Hamir Nasim-Ul-Gani, Hon.129. Hamoonga Laston130. Hamududu Highvie Hambulo, Hon.131. Hamusonde Boyd, Hon.132. Hikaumba Leonard Choongo133. His Royal Highness Senior Chief Anananga Imwiko134. His Royal Highness Senior Chief Chisunka135. His Royal Highness Senior Chief Junbe136. His Royal Highness Senior Chief Kopa137. His Royal Highness Senior Chief Mebelo S. Lukama49

138. His Royal Highness Senior Chief Mumena139. His Royal Highness Senior Chief Muyala Chiwala140. His Royal Highness Senior Chief Nzamane141. Ikashakala Mubita142. Ikowa Greenson B.143. Ililonga Muyunda144. Imasiku Hastings Lubinda, Hon.145. Imbwae Eileen M. Hon.146. Imenda Batuke, Hon.147. Jere Besnart148. Kabeta Delphine149. Kabika Chuma Georgina150. Kabonde Francis151. Kabwe P. Matilda152. Kafunda Charles153. Kahenya Tiens154. Kaingu Michael L., Hon.155. Kakoma Charles, Hon.156. Kakusa Kayula, Hon.157. Kalabo Crispin Wamulume158. Kalenga Daniel, Hon.159. Kaluba Rueben Stanley160. Kaluluma Jessica161. Kalumba Jessica162. Kalumbinga Bilon K.163. Kamba Mambwe Armford164. Kambikambi Tamala Tonga165. Kamocha Kapya Patricia166. Kamuna Harrison167. Kamuti Chalwe Aaron168. Kamwi Eric M.169. Kangoma-Kapijimpanga Judith50

170. Kanguya Clayton171. Kanguya Ruth K.172. Kankasa Chibesakunda, Mama173. Kanyama Betty174. Kaonga Nkuta Boyd175. Kapambwe Mubiana Lilian176. Kaping’a Musensi177. Kapita Richard178. Kapulu Bautus Frank179. Kapumba Jameson180. Kapwepwe Mulenga Mpundu181. Kasanda Richard C.182. Kasandwe Anthony183. Kasoko Edward, Hon.184. Kasonda Geoffrey185. Kasongo Joseph Chambula, Hon.186. Kasosa Kapampa Joyce187. Katete Baidon Divo188. Katilungu Charity189. Katuka Stephen, Hon.190. Katuta Leonard191. Kaumba Chipala Judith192. Kawilila Kapalu David193. Kawina Linda Mukoboto, Elder194. Kayombo Lapson Samola195. Kayumba Hamweende Mundyoli196. Kayuni Beatrice197. Konga Kenneth, Hon.198. Kuluneta Theresa Taslima199. Kumwenda F., Rev.200. Kunda George, SC, Hon.201. Liato Austin, Hon.51

202. Lifwekelo Edwin203. Limata Josephine Mwiya, Hon.204. Litana J. Bob205. Lundwe Gladys, Hon.206. Lungu Lackson207. Lungu Mkhondo D., Hon.208. Lungwangwa Geoffrey, Hon.209. Lwali Chrispin210. Lyamunga Imasiku211. M’hango Stanley212. Mabenga Michael M. Hon.213. Mabuku Muyoywa214. Machila Bradford Munlukupe, Hon.215. Magande Ng’andu Peter, Hon.216. Mainza Sebastian217. Makashi Victor218. Makaya Geofrey219. Makwembo Billiard220. Malumo Kufwa Peter221. Malwa Friday, Hon.222. Mambwe Obert223. Mambwe Padson224. Manase C. Robinson225. Manda Aaron226. Manda Sackson227. Mangani Lameck, Hon.228. Mankina Boyd229. Masebo Sylvia T. Hon.230. Mashano Grace Malama231. Masiye M. Majory, Hon.232. Masuka Damson233. Masunga Newton J.52

234. Masupa David Musonda, Rev.235. Matiya Ngalande236. Matongo David, Hon.237. Mbewe Allan, Hon.238. Mbewe Cecilia N.239. Mbewe Euphrasia240. Mbewe James Noah241. Mbewe Luciano, Rev.242. Mbewe Moffat243. Mbewe Paul Baluwa244. Mbulakulima Mwansa, Hon.245. Mbulo Moses Chipi246. Mbushi Henry Bwanga247. Miji Charles, Pastor248. Milupi Lubasi Charles, Hon.249. Milupi Sililo Monica250. Minganja Rose251. Misapa J. C. Maynard, Hon.252. Miti Joseph M. Col.253. Mkandwire Abel254. Monde Michello, Ms255. Mooba Winter256. Mooya Vitalis Moonga, Hon.257. Mpundu Christopher258. Liomba N. Doreen259. Msichili P. Lombani, Hon.260. Msidi Eleanor Judith Daka261. Mtambo Mary Mastard Phiri262. Mtong Flemings, Bishop263. Mubanga Obed, Pastor264. Mubika Mubika, Hon.265. Muchima Elijah J. Hon.53

298. Musenge Danny Kunda299. Musesa David300. Musokotwane Regina, Hon.301. Musona Edward Luputa302. Musona Muzala303. Musonda Angela Mpongosa304. Musonda Chimya305. Musonda Godwin306. Musosha Chrispine Mumba, Hon.307. Musungilo Alice L. S.308. Musunsa Evans Musonda309. Mutambala Charles Mwila310. Mutambo Catherine311. Mutati Felix Chipota, Hon.312. Muteteka Moses, Hon.313. Mutti Nelly B. K.314. Mutunda Chinyama, Bishop315. Mututwa Charles316. Muwowo Japhet317. Muyanda Raphael, Hon318. Muyoba Mtonga Mbachi319. Muyumbana Nyambe320. Muzyamba Solomon C. M.321. Mvunga Patrick Mphanza, Prof.322. Mwaba Clifford Evans323. Mwaba Edward Roy324. Mwachilele Zax325. Mwakalombe Japhen326. Mwale Martin327. Mwale Maxwell Moses Boma, Hon328. Mwale Monica P.329. Mwale Vincent, Hon.330. Mwalilino Everisto331. Mwaliteta Obvious Summerton332. Mwalye Muliokela Henry333. Mwamba Alfreda C. K, Hon.334. Mwangala Moses Mubita, Hon.335. Mwansa Ernest Chitumwa, Hon.55

336. Mwanza Ezekiel Zawe337. Mwanza Humphrey I, Hon.338. Mwape Darlington339. Mwapela Richard Sikwible, Hon.340. Mweemba Bennie Kelvis, Hon.341. Mweemba Keith342. Mwela Kashiba John343. Mwelwa Jealous344. Mwenya Edith Banda345. Mwiche Mary Zulu, Rev.346. Mwiimbu Jacob Jack, Hon.347. Mwiinga Frank, Bishop348. Mwila Benjamin Yoram, Hon.349. Mwila Josephine Namwanda350. Mzyece Margaret351. Nalumango Witner Kapembwa Mutale, Hon.352. Namachila Bernard S. C.353. Namakambo Edwin A. Rev.354. Namakando Samuel Akende355. Namugala Catherine, Hon.356. Namulambe Gabriel, Hon.357. Nawakwi Zewelani Edith358. Ndalamei Likolo359. Ndalamei Mundia, Hon.360. Ng’andu Christine361. Ng’andu H. K. Divus56

362. Ng’andu Mambwe M. Agness363. Ngangula Florence364. Ngo M. Joel365. Ngoma Conard366. Ngoma Levy Joseph, Hon.367. Ngushi Wendy Mporokoso368. Nimita Darji369. Njapau Grace, Hon.370. Njovu Jean Phiri, Hon.371. Nkandela Maxon372. Nkhata Bornface, Hon.373. Nkhata George Lesa374. Nkhata Lennard375. Nkombo Gary G, Hon.376. Nkwanga Luyako Dick377. Nswana Nasson Cephas378. Ntalasha Willard M.379. Nthani Eunice Mwisa, Lt. Col.380. Nyambe Dorah381. Nyambe Elizabeth Musenge382. Nyambose Reuben Daimon383. Nyirenda Gibson384. Nyirenda Michael Andrew, Hon.385. Nyirongo Gladys Zitha, Hon.386. Nyirongo Stanley387. Nyoni Simon57

388. Nzunga Momba Harry389. Oza Ashok390. Pande Kabinga J, Hon.391. Pasomba Christopher Chanda392. Pende Godfrey393. Phiri Attoinette Chileshe394. Phiri Bizeck Jube395. Phiri Fashion, Prof., Hon.396. Phiri David, Hon.397. Phiri Lwimba Mwananshiku398. Phiri Michael399. Phiri Monica Mwale400. Phiri Moses401. Phiri Rashid I402. Phiri Saidi Rodger403. Phiri Sam Ackson Pilato404. Phiri Sharon R.405. Phiri Veronica Banda406. Ponga Wilson407. Kalumba Rapheal408. Sakala Andrew409. Sakala Edwin410. Sakala Foston D. Rev.411. Sakala Josephine Ng’ambi412. Salukatula Rose413. Sampa-Bredt Violet M, Hon.58

414. Sambambi Benny415. Samuwika Sage C.416. Sandando Maureen J.417. Sata Joy Chula418. Saunders Dante Charles419. Saviye Charles420. Sayifwanda Sara, Hon.421. Sejani Ackson, Hon.422. Shakafuswa Jonas, Hon.423. Shantaba Glad Matabishi424. Shawa Charles Jeremiah, Hon.425. Shikapwasha R, Rev. Lt. Gen, Hon.426. Shimika M. O. M., Rev.427. Shumina Chrispin Mwitila428. Shinaka Josephine Chanda429. Siame Joyce R.430. Siame Nathan Musingwa431. Siame Trodah, Rev.432. Siavuulwe Peter433. Sibande Joyce434. Sibetta Chrispin Uyi435. Sichamba Paul, Hon.436. Sichande Idon Dennis437. Sichele Mwamba438. Sichilima Emmanuel439. Sichilima Gaston Fred, Hon.59

440. Sichone N. Mwiche (Mrs)441. Sikazwe Brian, Hon.442. Sikazwe Mutekelele Gehard443. Sikota Sakwiba, Hon.444. Silavwe Clever Makamache C, Hon.445. Sililo George N.446. Siliya Dora, Hon.447. Silungwe Atangambuyu S. (Mrs)448. Simakoloyi Vivian Moono, Col.449. Simama Anson, Hon.450. Simamba Phanuel Lincoln451. Simbao Kapembwa, Hon.452. Simbao S. Andrew453. Simenda Francis Zaza454. Simubali Joseph455. Simulunga Felix456. Singombe Edgar, Hon.457. Sinyangwe Faustina Bwalya, Hon.458. Sinyinda Clement Wainyae, Hon.459. Sipalo Ngenda460. Sitali Janet461. Sokoni Malama462. Sumaili Godfrida, Pastor463. Sumani Mary (Ms)464. Summerton Francisca Chacipa465. Syakalima D. M, Hon.60

466. Syamusika M. Lyson467. Taima Richard, Hon.468. Tembo Bonnie469. Tembo Forrie Raisi, Hon.470. Tembo Sylvester471. Teo Kephas472. Tetamashimba Benny, Hon.473. Thole Kondwelani Benwell Masauso474. Thole Sherry (Mrs)475. Vashee Ashok476. Wandi Rosewin Mutinta (Mrs)477. Yangailo Pixie Kasonde (Ms)478. Yenga Fewdays Kabenge479. Zaloumis Mwangala Frances (Mrs)480. Zeila Maimbo S. (Mrs)481. Zimba Cecilia (Mrs)482. Zulu Isaac Sangulukani483. Zulu John Mthaziko484. Zulu Joseph Kasiti, Hon.SECRETARIAT485. Mr M. R. Mulele – Secretary486. Mrs Thandiwe D. Oteng – Deputy Secretary487. Mr Newton Ng’uni – Deputy Secretary488. Mrs Margaret N. M. Bwanga – Deputy Secretary61

ANNEX VLIST OF APOLOGIES FOR MEETING OF THE NATIONALCONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE HELD ON WEDNESDAY,9 TH JANUARY, 20081. Hon. Ben KapitaANNEX VI62

LIST OF MEMBERS PRESENT AT THE MEETING OF THENATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE HELD ONWEDNESDAY 10 TH JANUARY, 2008MEMBERS PRESENT1. Akakandelwa Mwendoi, Hon2. Akapelwa Anne, Col.3. Akende Charles4. Akombwa Harrington Simui5. Anamela Njekwa6. Banda Ackimson, Hon7. Banda Chifumu K. SC, Hon.8. Banda Chikomeni Japhet9. Banda Hyden Dingiswayo10. Banda Isaac, Hon11. Banda Joshua H. K. Bishop12. Banda Mando Agness13. Banda Michael14. Banda Peter15. Banda Rupiah, Hon16. Beene Godfrey Mwiize, Hon.17. Bonshe Misheck Nenechi, Hon.18. Bota Austine Jarm19. Bowa Mwape Dancewell20. Bwalya Benson, Hon.21. Chaala Darison22. Chabwera Isaac M.23. Chama Oliver Kamuti24. Chanda Joseph25. Chanda Mwamba26. Chanda Percy P. Hon.27. Chanda Victor, Rev.63

28. Chanda Joseph29. Changwe Lucy Shirley, Hon.30. Chansa Melody31. Chawinga Dainess Njobvu32. Chazangwe George, Hon.33. Chela Evarist34. Chella Barnabas, Hon.35. Chembo Edgar36. Chewe Pascal C.37. Chibamba Celestino K. Hon. Major38. Chibombamilimo Lameck K. Hon.39. Chibubi George Palo40. Chidumayo Mtonga-Suya Bridget41. His Royal Highness Senior Chief Ananang Imwiko42. His Royal Highness Senior Chief Chisunka43. Chief Hamusonde44. His Royal Highness Senior Chief Jumbe45. Chief Kashiba46. His Royal Highness Senior Chief Kopa47. His Royal Highness Senior Chief Mebelo S. Lukama48. His Royal Highness Senior Chief Mumena49. His Royal Highness Senior Chief Muyala Chiwala50. Chief Nkweto51. His Royal Highness Senior Chief Nzamane52. Chief Shaibila53. Chief Sunday Moono54. Chieftainess Chiyaba55. Chieftainess Malembeka56. Chieftainess Mwenda57. Chieftainess Nkomesha Mukamambo II58. Chieftainess Nyakuleng’a59. Chiiwa Frywell Shaba64

60. Chiiya Barnabas61. Chilambwe Julius Mundubile62. Chilembo Edith63. Chilembo Todd Stewart, Hon.64. Chileshe Bendix Dennis65. Chileshe Charity P. M.66. Chileshe Evans67. Chileshe L. M. Bishop Rev.68. Chileshe Peter M.69. Chiluba Vera Tembo, Hon.70. Chilufya M. Francis71. Chilufya Rosemary72. Chilukuta Mulenga Able Spelly73. Chilukuta Fredrick S. S.74. Chilulumo Margaret M.75. Chilunga Betty Chilombo76. Chilupula Mukupa Regina77. Chimbaka Besa Edwin, Hon.78. Chimbila Joyce Chikwanda79. Chingobe Benson80. Chinyanta John Mumphanshya, Hon.81. Chipango William Muzala82. Chipawa George83. Chipepo Bertha Nindi84. Chipeta Clementina Nanjwau85. Chipulu Charles Rabby86. Chipungu Kenneth, Hon.87. Chisala Obius Chabu, Hon.88. Chisambi Keshi89. Chisanga Sydney, Hon.90. Chishimba Fraser91. Chishya Bernard, Hon.65

92. Chisupa Ngosa93. Chitatwa Kawama Grace94. Chitambala Grace Lombe95. Chitika Elizabeth K.96. Chitonge Samuel, Hon.97. Chiwala Bernard98. Chiwata Musonda Mike99. Chizela Prudence100. Chizyuka R., Hon. Major101. Chongo Jacob Brighton, Hon.102. Chonya Chinyama Mirriam103. Chota Lazarous, Hon.104. Chota Mark105. Chulu Timothy, Rev.106. Chungu Mable107. Chungu Potiphar108. Cifire Angela, Hon.109. Daka Peter M. W. Hon.110. Dr Antoinette Chileshe Phiri111. Dr Bishop John Jere112. Dr Bishop Peter Ndhlovu113. Dr Charles Mwape114. Dr Chishimba Saviour, Hon.115. Dr Brian Chituwo, Hon.116. Dr Frida Sakala Kazembe117. Dr Mwilola Imakando118. Dr Katele Kalumba119. Dr Eustarckio Kazonga120. Dr Swebby Macha121. Dr Peter David Machungwa, Hon.122. Dr Rodger R. Majula123. Dr Patrick Matibini66

124. Dr Peter W. Matoka125. Dr Sitwala Mundia126. Dr Fredrick Ng’andu127. Dr Chosani Njobvu128. Dr Patrick Nkhoma129. Dr Lwipa F. Puma, Hon.130. Dr Salome Mulenga Katwishi131. Dr Bishop John Jere132. Dr Charles Longwe133. Gumbo Kenworth N.134. Haachinda Muleya Jones135. Habeenzu Munji, Hon.136. Hachipuka Emmanuel M., Hon.137. Hamir Nasim-Ul-Gani, Hon.138. Hamoonga Laston139. Hamududu Highvie Hambulo, Hon.140. Hamusonde Boyd, Hon.141. Hikaumba Leonard Choongo142. Ikashakala Mubita143. Ikowa Greenson B.144. Ililonga Muyunda145. Imasiku Hastings Lubinda, Hon.146. Imbwae Eileen M. Hon.147. Imenda Batuke, Hon.148. Jere Besnat149. Kabeta Delphine150. Kabika Chuma Georgina151. Kabonde Francis152. Kabwe P. Matilda153. Kafunda Charles154. Kahenya Tiens155. Kaingu Michael L., Hon.67

156. Kakoma Charles, Hon.157. Kakusa Kayula, Hon.158. Kalabo Crispin Wamulume159. Kalenga Daniel, Hon.160. Kaluba Rueben Stanley161. Kaluluma Jessica162. Kalumba Rapheal Konsolo163. Kalumbinga Bilon K.164. Kamba Mambwe Armford165. Kambikambi Tamala Tonga166. Kamocha Kapya Patricia167. Kamuna Harrison168. Kamuti Chalwe Aaron169. Kamwi Eric M.170. Kangoma-Kapijimpanga Judith171. Kanguya Clayton172. Kanguya Ruth K.173. Kankasa Chibesakunda, Mama174. Kanyama Betty175. Kaonga Nkuta Boyd176. Kapambwe Mubiana Lilian177. Kaping’a Musensi178. Kapita Richard179. Kapulu Bautus Frank180. Kapumba Jameson181. Kapwepwe Mulenga Mpundu182. Kasandwe Anthony183. Kasoko Edward, Hon.184. Kasonda Geoffrey185. Kasongo Joseph Chambula, Hon.186. Kasosa Kapampa Joyce187. Katilungu Charity68

188. Katuka Stephen, Hon.189. Katuta Leonard190. Kaumba Chipala Judith191. Kawilila Kapalu David192. Kawina Linda Mukoboto, Elder193. Kumwenda F., Rev.194. Kayombo Lapson Samola195. Kayumba Hamweende Mundyoli196. Kayuni Beatrice Moonga197. Konga Kenneth, Hon.198. Kuluneta Theresa Taslima199. Kunda George, SC, Hon.200. Liato Austin, Hon.201. Lifwekelo Edwin202. Limata Josephine Mwiya, Hon.203. Liomba Dorren N. Ms204. Lombe Mulenga J. P., Hon.205. Lundwe Gladys, Hon.206. Lungu Lackson207. Lungu Mkhondo D., Hon.208. Lungwangwa Geoffrey, Hon.209. Lwali Chrispin210. Lyamunga Imasiku211. M’hango Stanley212. Mabenga Michael M. Hon.213. Mabuku Muyoywa214. Machila Bradford Munlukupe, Hon.215. Magande Ng’andu Peter, Hon.216. Mainza Sebastian217. Makashi Victor218. Makaya Geofrey219. Makwembo Billiard69

220. Malumo Kufwa Peter221. Malwa Friday, Hon.222. Mambwe Obert223. Mambwe Padson224. Manase C. Robinson225. Manda Aaron226. Manda Sackson227. Mangani Lameck, Hon.228. Mankina Boyd229. Masebo Sylvia T. Hon.230. Mashano Grace Malama231. Masiye M. Majory, Hon.232. Masuka Damson233. Masupa David Musonda, Rev.234. Matiya Ngalande235. Matongo David, Hon.236. Mbewe Allan, Hon.237. Mbewe Cecilia N.238. Mbewe Euphrasia239. Mbewe James Noah240. Mbewe Luciano A., Rev.241. Mbewe Moffat242. Mbewe Paul Baluwa243. Mbulakulima Mwansa, Hon.244. Mbulo Moses Chipi245. Mbushi Henry Bwanga246. M’hango Stanley247. Miji Charles, Pastor248. Milupi Lubasi Charles, Hon.249. Milupi Sililo Monica250. Minganja Rose251. Misapa J. C. Maynard, Hon.70

252. Miti Joseph M. Col.253. Mkandwire Abel254. Monde Michello, Ms255. Mooba Winter256. Mooya Vitalis Moonga, Hon.257. Mpande Charity Nanda258. Mpombo George W., Hon.259. Mpundu Christopher260. Msichili P. Lombani, Hon.261. Msidi Eleanor Judith Daka262. Mtambo Mary Mastard Phiri263. Mtong Flemings, Bishop264. Mubanga Obed265. Mubika Mubika, Hon.266. Muchima Elijah J. Hon.267. Mudenda Alfred Haang’andu268. Mufalali Adons Sininika, Hon.269. Mujuda Joseph270. Mukoma K. Mwitwa, Rev.271. Mukuma Catherine272. Mukuma Ronald Chiteta, Hon.273. Mukwalala Nebert274. Mulapesi M. Grace275. Mulasikwanda Patricia Mazala, Hon.276. Mulele Morris Mulele277. Mulembe Enock278. Mulendema Chintu Y.279. Mulenga Christopher, Hon.280. Mulenga John Elgin281. Mulenga Peter Tanda, Pastor282. Mulenga William Aaron283. Muleya Ntundu Brian Macloudine, Hon.71

284. Mulonga Albert, Hon.285. Mulongoti Mike I. Hon.286. Mukundano Mwenda287. Mulundika J. Christine288. Mulongo Joel289. Mulyata Joseph, Hon.290. Mumba Agness291. Mumba Norah M.292. Mumba Peter293. Mumbi Lackson A.294. Mumena Charles Kabinga295. Munaile Emmaneul Musonda, Hon.296. Munalula Mulela Margaret297. Muneku Noriana298. Muntanga Request, Hon.299. Musamba Aggrey300. Musenge Danny Kunda301. Musesa David302. Musokotwane Regina, Hon.303. Musonda Chimya304. Musona Edward Luputa305. Musona Muzala306. Musonda Angela Mpongosa307. Musonda Godwin308. Musosha Chrispine Mumba, Hon.309. Musunsa Evans Musonda310. Musungilo Alice L. S.311. Mutambala Charles Mwila312. Mutambo Catherine313. Mutati Felix Chipota, Hon.314. Muteteka Moses, Hon.315. Mutti Nelly B. K.72

316. Mutunda Chinyama, Bishop317. Mututwa Charles318. Muwowo Japhet319. Muyanda Raphael, Hon320. Muyoba Mtonga Mbachi321. Muyumbana Nyambe322. Muzyamba Solomon C. M.323. Mvunga Patrick Mphanza, Prof.324. Mwaba Clifford Evans325. Mwaba Edward Roy326. Mwachilele Zax327. Mwakalombe Japhen328. Mwale Martin329. Mwale Maxwell Moses Boma, Hon330. Mwale Monica P.331. Mwale Vincent, Hon.332. Mwalilino Everisto333. Mwaliteta Obvious Summerton334. Mwalye Muliokela Henry335. Mwamba Alfreda C. K, Hon.336. Mwangala Moses Mubita, Hon.337. Mwansa Ernest Chitumwa, Hon.338. Mwanza Ezekiel Zawe339. Mwanza Humphrey I, Hon.340. Mwape Darlington341. Mwapela Richard Sikwible, Hon.342. Mweemba Bennie Kelvis, Hon.343. Mweemba Keith344. Mwela Kashiba John345. Mwelwa Jealous346. Mwenya Edith Banda347. Mwiche Mary Zulu, Rev.348. Mwiimbu Jacob Jack, Hon.349. Mwila Josephine Namwanda73

350. Mzyeche Margaret351. Masunga Newton J.352. Mwiinga Frank, Bishop353. Nalumango Witner Kapembwa Mutale, Hon.354. Namachila Bernard S. C.355. Namakambo Edwin A. Rev.356. Namakando Samuel Akende357. Namugala Catherine, Hon.358. Namulambe Gabriel, Hon.359. Nawakwi Edith Zewelani360. Ndalamei Likolo361. Ndalamei Mundia, Hon.362. Ng’andu Christine363. Ng’andu H. K. Divus364. Ng’andu Mambwe M. Agness365. Ngangula Florence366. Ngo M. Joel367. Ngoma Conard368. Ngoma Levy Joseph, Hon.369. Ngushi Wendy Mporokoso370. Nimita Darji371. Njapau Grace, Hon.372. Njovu Jean Phiri, Hon.373. Nkandela Maxon374. Nkhata Bornface, Hon.375. Nkhata George Lesa74

376. Nkhata Lennard377. Nkombo Gary G, Hon.378. Nkwanga Luyako Dick379. Nswana Nasson Cephas380. Ntalasha Willard M.381. Nthani Eunice Mwisa, Lt. Col.382. Nyambe Dorah383. Nyambe Elizabeth Musenge384. Nyambose Reuben Daimon385. Nyirenda Gibson386. Nyirenda Michael Andrew, Hon.387. Nyirongo Gladys Zitha, Hon.388. Nyirongo Stanley389. Nyoni Simon390. Nzunga Momba Harry391. Oza Ashok392. Pande Kabinga J, Hon.393. Pasomba Christopher Chanda394. Pende Godfrey395. Phiri Bizeck Jube396. Phiri David, Hon.397. Phiri Fashion, Prof., Hon.398. Phiri Michael399. Phiri Moses400. Phiri Rashid I401. Phiri Saidi Rodger75

402. Phiri Sam Ackson Pilato403. Phiri Sharon R.404. Phiri Veronica Banda405. Ponga Wilson406. Sakala Andrew407. Sakala Edwin408. Sakala Foston D. Rev.409. Sakala Harrison, Bishop410. Sakala Josephine Ng’ambi411. Salukatula Rose412. Sambambi Benny413. Sampa-Bredt Violet M, Hon.414. Samuwika Sage C.415. Sandando Maureen J.416. Sata Joy Chula417. Saunders Dante418. Saviye Charles419. Sayifwanda Sara, Hon.420. Sejani Ackson, Hon.421. Shakafuswa Jonas, Hon.422. Shantaba Glad Matabishi423. Shawa Charles Jeremiah, Hon.424. Shikapwasha R, Rev. Lt. Gen, Hon.425. Shimika M. O. M., Rev.426. Shumina Chrispin Mwitila427. Shinaka Josephine Chanda76

428. Siame Joyce R.429. Siame Nathan Musingwa430. Siame Trodah, Rev.431. Siavuulwe Peter432. Sibande Joyce433. Sichele Mwamba434. Sibetta Chrispin Uyi435. Sichamba Paul, Hon.436. Sichande Idon Dennis437. Sichilima Emmanuel438. Sichilima Gaston Fred, Hon.439. Sichone N. Mwiche (Mrs)440. Sikazwe Brian, Hon.441. Sikazwe Mutekelele Gehard442. Sikota Sakwiba, Hon.443. Silavwe Clever Makamache C, Hon.444. Sililo George N.445. Siliya Dora, Hon.446. Silungwe Atangambuyu S. (Mrs)447. Simakoloyi Vivian Moono, Col.448. Simama Anson, Hon.449. Simamba Phanuel Lincoln450. Simbao Kapembwa, Hon.451. Simbao S. Andrew452. Simenda Francis Zaza453. Simubali Joseph77

454. Simulunga Felix455. Singombe Edgar, Hon.456. Sinyangwe Faustina Bwalya, Hon.457. Sinyinda Clement Wainyae, Hon.458. Sipalo Ngenda459. Sitali Janet (Mrs)460. Sokoni Malama461. Sumaili Godfrida, Pastor462. Sumani Mary (Ms)463. Summerton Francisca Chacipa (Mrs)464. Syakalima D. M, Hon.465. Syamusika M. Lyson466. Taima Richard, Hon.467. Tembo Bonnie468. Tembo Forrie Raisi, Hon.469. Tembo Sylvester470. Teo Kephas471. Tetamashimba Benny, Hon.472. Thole Kondwelani Benwell Masauso473. Thole Sherry (Mrs)474. Vashee Ashok475. Wandi Rosewin Mutinta (Mrs)476. Yangailo Pixie Kasonde (Ms)477. Yenga Fewdays Kabenge478. Zaloumis Mwangala Frances (Mrs)479. Zeila Maimbo S. (Mrs)78

480. Zimba Cecilia (Mrs)481. Zulu Isaac Sangulukani482. Zulu John Mthaziko483. Zulu Joseph Kasiti, Hon.484. SECRETARIAT485. Mr M. R. Mulele – Secretary486. Mrs Thandiwe D. Oteng – Deputy Secretary487. Mr Newton Ng’uni – Deputy Secretary488. Mrs Margaret N. M. Bwanga – Deputy SecretaryANNEX VIILIST OF APOLOGIES FOR MEETING OF THE NATIONALCONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE HELD ON THURSDAY,10 TH JANUARY, 20081. Hon Ben Kapita79