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President Ramchandra Paudel has emphasized on the need to strengthen federalism, good governance and the rule of law. For that, he said that the role of Parliament should be effective in making the government responsible and accountable to the people.
President Paudel said at the Inter-Legislative Forum's Pokhara Manifesto handover program held today at the President's Office, 'You have the responsibility to make the role of Parliament more effective in making the government responsible and accountable to the people to strengthen federalism, good governance and the rule of law.'
President Paudel said that some important constructions have been delayed and public concerns in the parliament. enough In the context of publicizing complaints that have not been discussed, the leader of the parliament advised the government to remove this situation and develop the parliament as a platform where the voice of the sovereign people can be voiced. He said, 'Taking the opportunity to learn from parliamentary practice, I expect extra readiness from you to build a competent, accountable and responsive parliament in the future.'
The President's Private Secretariat has expressed the opinion that Parliament should establish itself as a platform for effective lawmaking, budgeting, policy making and raising the voice of the people. President Paudel was of the opinion that the Federal Parliament should build an inclusive, long-term and development-friendly legal structure. He said, 'Lawmaking and transparency are the beautiful aspects of a democratic system. Therefore, your support is indispensable for the successful implementation of federalism while strengthening the role of the parliament.'
