The Federal Civil Service Act should be given priority and pushed forward: Chief Secretary Aryal

In Thursday's meeting of the Public Order and Good Governance Committee under the House of Representatives, Chief Secretary Aryal requested the speedy passage of the Bill, 2080, which was made to make arrangements regarding the formation, operation and conditions of service of the Federal Civil Service. Aryal said that there was a problem when the federal civil law was not enacted even though the constitution had been promulgated for a long time. "If this law is not passed on time, it has been 8 and a half years since the constitution was promulgated, even now if this bill is taken to linger, we will not be able to provide services properly," he said.

His suggestion was that since the State Affairs Committee of the previous House of Representatives had agreed on most of the issues in the Civil Bill, it would be easier to proceed now.

Aryal said that the Federal Civil Act is also necessary for the implementation of other laws made by the Parliament. "The tool for implementing other laws made by the Parliament is also civil law, that's why the Bill 2080 Bill, which is made to make provisions regarding the formation, operation and conditions of service of the Federal Civil Service, should be put forward as the first priority," he said. Want to apply.'

Aryal said that he felt that the Civil Bill was urgent for the government and that the legislature also felt that it should be done quickly. He also said that administrative federalism could not be implemented due to lack of civil law.