Kathmandu, Jan. 30
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has discussed
with the Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs (MoLJPA) about
giving 'business' to the Parliament that will start its new session from
February 5.
Prime Minister Prachanda called the officials of the MoLJPA
to the Prime Minister's Office, Singha Durbar, and discussed the preparation of
the bills to be presented in the upcoming session of the federal parliament.
During the discussion, the prime minister emphasised that
the session should be made effective as there were reviews that the previous
session of the parliament could not play an effective role in law-making.
Directing the Ministry, PM Prachanda said, there is a review
that last year the parliament could not do an exemplary job in law-making. According
to him, there is also an opinion that the government did not give 'business' to
the parliament and should not happen again this time.
"Let's prepare to register more bills as soon as the parliamentary
session starts. The chief secretary should follow up. The ministry should bring
the bill in coordination with all the ministries and with good preparation. This
time Parliament should be given business in an orderly manner," he said.
Speaking on the occasion, Chief Secretary, Dr. Baikunth
Aryal, directed the MoLJPA to make necessary preparations for the bills, saying
that bills that have undergone legal examination and financial liability should
be sent to the parliament quickly.
Likewise, the Secretary of the Ministry, Udaya Raj Sapkota,
said that the Ministry has done the necessary homework for the bills to be
presented in the next session of the parliament and some of them would be
presented at the beginning of the session.
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