Chief Minister binding the minister with 'code of conduct'

Chief Minister Acharya said that since the minister is not staying in the ministry and the secretary is not regular, the service users are suffering and because the negative message has been sent to the provincial government, it is necessary to be within all disciplines to make the government accountable to the people. "We have come with the responsibility to work," he said, "The Chief Minister and the Minister should be accountable to all the people and stay disciplined."

12 service users who come with work from districts and other places cannot see the minister, because there is a problem that the minister and the secretary are unaware, so the minister agreed and issued the code of conduct from the cabinet meeting. "As long as we are in the position of working for the people, we should work effectively in the ministry," he said. . After being bound by the code of conduct, the ministers will not be able to walk as they please and not sit in the ministry.

It is mentioned in the code of conduct that when going on a visit outside the provincial capital, one should only go with the pre-approval of the visit from the Chief Minister, while going on a district visit, the relevant district administration office should be informed in advance about the tour program through the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Law, the tour team should be small and the tour expenses should be frugal.

Similarly, it is mentioned in the code of ethics that you should not be involved in unnecessary and unreasonable tour programs, stay in one district for no more than two days at a time, and use government guest houses as far as available.

It is mentioned that one should not visit a district more than once a month unless it is urgent, details of the expenses incurred during the visit in connection with government work should be made public, when visiting for private purposes, the Chief Minister may be informed and any expenses incurred during such a visit may not be paid from government funds.

After returning from the visit, it is mentioned that the travel expenses should be paid only after submitting the report to the Chief Minister, and should behave in a virtuous manner. It is mentioned that every activity and behavior of the members of the Council of Ministers should be highly idealized, exemplary, honorable and virtuous, and the members of the Council of Ministers should not act against morality.

The matter of not abusing official status has been prioritized. It is said that the member of the cabinet should not allow his family, relatives or other people of social relations to have undue influence on the work or decision he performs, and also should not allow his official status to be misused or allowed to fulfill the private interests of the family, secretariat staff or anyone else.

It is mentioned that while maintaining the official dignity, it should be completely free from any kind of irregularity and corruption. A member of the Council of Ministers has to submit the property statement within 60 days of taking oath. The member of the Council of Ministers shall submit the details of movable and immovable assets in the name of himself and his family within 60 days of taking the oath before the office of the Chief Minister and the Council of Ministers in the prescribed format.

Arrangements should be made to put the property details submitted on the website from the office of the Chief Minister and the Council of Ministers for the information of the general public and make them public through other means of communication. Donations, gifts, donations, etc. will not be received and accepted.

The cabinet member shall not accept any donation, donation, donation or gift without the approval of the provincial government, asking for donations or taking bribes from the person related to the work of the ministry in such a way that it may affect the government work through himself, any employee, personal secretary or other staff of the secretariat or family members. The subject is covered.

Cabinet members should report their own and family's personal financial transactions and payments to public bodies in a timely manner and display self-respect and high moral conduct, social behavior and conduct should be frugal and not expensive and flamboyant and unnatural. It is mentioned that there should be.