The speaker of parliament Rebecca Kadaga has decried the delay by the government to address the proposed amendments to the electoral laws.
She says the delay is likely to affect the work of the Legislative arm of government.
She has urged the government to make submissions regarding the proposals early enough, to avoid what she called stampeding parliament.
She was opening this afternoon’s session in which the president is presenting the State of the Nation Address.
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