Ad hoc Comm.
The People’s Assembly sets up ad hoc committees, at the request of the Speaker or the Government, to study bills, bill motions, decreed laws or a particular issue, and to report back to the Assembly. The Speaker selects ad hoc committee members at the first sitting. The ad hoc committee remains in effect until the Assembly passes a decision on the subject matter for which it was formed or until it completes its task.
Joint committees are set up on a proposal from the Speaker or at the request of the government, comprising bureaus or members of two or more standing committees with a view to studying a certain issue. The Deputy Speaker, the eldest committees chairman or the oldest member chairs a joint committee.
A joint committee decision is invalid without the approval of the majority of its members.
and the sixth chapter of the second unitof the rules of procedures discuses all the rules which organize the Ad-hoc and Joint Committees