The 13th parliament is set to go into session on Thursday after a 43-day recess.
The third session of the current Parliament, formed through the February-12 election, will begin at 3pm.
Chief Whip Nurul Islam Moni on Wednesday said, the formation of parliamentary standing committees and passage of key bills will receive top priority during the session.
The session may continue for five to 10 days, although its duration could be extended if necessary, he said.
The Chief Whip said around six important bills could be placed before the House during the session, including proposed laws concerning property transfers, enforced disappearances and human rights protection.
The President on August 11 summoned the parliamentary session, exercising the powers vested in him under Article 72(1) of the Constitution.
Earlier on July 15, the second (budget) session of the current parliament was prorogued after 27 working days.
During the session, Parliament passed a Tk 9,38,000 crore national budget for 2026-27 fiscal year, which is the first budget under the current BNP government.
The parliament passed a total of 11 bills and formed 11 parliamentary committees, including the Special Committee for Constitutional Amendment and nine parliamentary standing committees, during the session.
The first session of the 13th Parliament commenced on March 12, 2026.
