Papua New Guinea’s Parliament was adjourned today after only five members of parliament were present for the scheduled 10am sitting. The extremely low attendance prevented the house from conducting business, highlighting a potential issue with member participation. Details of the session were restricted behind a paywall, requiring a subscription to the Post Courier for access. The reason for the low attendance was not immediately clear. This incident raises questions about the functionality and effectiveness of the current parliamentary process. The adjournment underscores challenges in maintaining a functioning quorum. The Post Courier first reported the news.