It is said that a consensus has been reached that those who are directly responsible for deactivating the provision of 'cooling off period' and those who play an indirect role in deactivating it will be held accountable.
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The committee formed to investigate why and how the provision of 2-year 'cooling off period' put by the state system and good governance committee under the House of Representatives to be broken in the federal civil service bill has passed a unanimous report.
According to the MPs, the report of the 'special committee formed to study and investigate the errors in the report of the Federal Civil Service Bill' was passed unanimously.
On Monday, the report was prepared unanimously when the meeting started at 7:00 in the evening.
Congress Joint General Minister Jeevan Pariyar's chairmanship members include Congress whip Sushila Thing, UML MPs Narayan Prasad Acharya and Ishwari Gharti, Maoist MP Madhav Sapkota, RSVP MP Ganesh Parajuli and RPP MP Roshan Karki.
It is said that an agreement has been reached to hold accountable those who are directly responsible for canceling the provision of 'cooling off period' and those who play an indirect role in canceling it .
committee chairman Jeevan Pariyar said that the report has been prepared after hard work. Parliamentarians of the government and the opposition in the committee informed that the report was passed unanimously.
