Home Affairs in a sentence

At that time, there were eight deputy ministers: Commerce, the State Counselor’s Office, Border Affairs, Finance and Planning, Foreign Affairs, Home Affairs, the President’s Office, and Transport and Communication.

Kaduna Commissioner for Home Affairs and Internal Security and Home Affairs said this in a statement.

Mr Morton’s appointment in home affairs, unlike some of Mr Morrison’s, had been listed in the government gazette but he never appeared as home affairs minister in a list of cabinet appointments.

New home affairs minister Leon Schreiber has called for the modernisation of the systems at home affairs from manual, paper-based procedures onto digital platforms.

Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi noted that the Department of Home Affairs was extending the validity of visas that expired during lockdown until 31 January 2021.

Initiatives within the Ministry of Home Affairs are “expected to attract investors both internationally and locally and provide jobs for Bermudians,” Minister of Home Affairs Walter Roban said.

Department of Home Affairs director-general Thulani Mavuso updated the Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs on the progress it was making on this initiative.

The Ministry of Home Affairs has refuted stories, circulating in some sections of the media alleging that Home Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo has directed senior police officers to arrest and prosecute the four dismissed Sesheke police officers.

Introduced in parliament on Tuesday, the Public Order and Safety (Special Powers) Bill 2018 would allow police to issue a "communications stop order" following approval from the home affairs minister, the Ministry of Home Affairs said.

For instance, India has a ministry of home affairs (a common-noun phrase) called the Ministry of Home Affairs (its proper name).

However, other countries may also have ministries of home affairs called "the Ministry of Home Affairs", but each refers to a unique object, so each is a proper name.

Marles' remarks came as Immigration Minister Andrew Giles, Indigenous Affairs Minister Linda Burney and Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil were facing criticism.

That is why the Constitution of Guyana incorporates the functions of an Attorney General’s Office and the Ministry of Home Affairs; a Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance and a Ministry of Social Security and Human Services.

Minister of Home Affairs, Information and Public Affairs, Wilfred Abrahams.

Tembo, who represented the police, also painted a gloomy picture on the state of affairs at police camps while addressing the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Defence and Home Affairs and the Thematic Committee on Peace and Security.

It controls substantial parts of public health, home affairs and foreign affairs. citation The budget—without the debt—controlled by the federal government amounts to about 50% of the national fiscal income.

Chairman of the Commons home affairs committee, Dame Diana Johnson, said the Home Office's decision to publish 13 reports in one go was 'wholly inadequate and raises serious questions about what the Home Office has been doing all this time'.

A home ministry spokesperson said the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), the Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) and other agencies have embarked on a series of steps towards expanding and enhancing the facilities and infrastructure at major airports.

On Wednesday, the discussion got scuttled despite the Opposition indicating a willingness to participate as neither Union Home Minister Amit Shah nor Minister of State for Home Affairs was present in the House.

A Tory source said: 'What you saw at Home Affairs Committee was the exact reason why Priti is the Home Secretary.