Papua New Guinea’s Parliament session was delayed today after Deputy Speaker Koni Iguan adjourned proceedings due to the absence of government Members of Parliament. The session was scheduled to begin at 10am, but lacked the required attendance from the ruling coalition. The opposition arrived ready to participate, but the lack of government presence prevented business from commencing. This highlights potential issues with parliamentary quorum and government coordination. The reason for the government MPs’ absence remains unclear. Further updates are expected following the next ringing of the bell, signaling a resumption attempt. Access to further details requires a subscription to the Post Courier.