'If the householder drinks and smokes, is it permissible to preach to others? In the same way, can we try to make others implement moral policy, but we ourselves stay outside the policy?'
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Speaker of Rashtriya Sabha Narayan Prasad Dahal has said that it is necessary to implement morality policy in politics.
Addressing the above discussion on the study report prepared on the National Ethics Policy, 2082 held by the Development, Economic, Affairs and Good Governance Committee under the National Assembly on Wednesday, he emphasized that in the current situation where ethics cannot be applied in the political field, the attention of all concerned should be directed towards maintaining an ethics policy.
'Political parties are involved in law-making, the country's budget-making process, economic, social and infrastructural development. Morality can be applied in these areas only if politics is virtuous,' Dahal said, 'If a householder drinks and smokes, can he preach to others? In the same way, can we try to make others apply moral policy, but we ourselves stay outside the policy?'
Chairman Dahal also suggested that we should proceed with a thorough discussion with the government on ethics policy. He said that a national morality policy is also needed for the implementation of the fundamental rights of the people in the constitution. Kamaladevi Pant, chairperson of the
committee, clarified that the policy has been formulated with a long-term view of promoting good governance while maintaining morality in all areas of society. He believes that the policies included in the report can create honest and positive thinking citizens and a virtuous society.
Chairman of National Assembly, Public Policy and Delegated Legislation Committee, Maya Prasad Sharma emphasized on effective implementation of the proposed policy after discussion in the House.
MP Vamdev Gautam said that any policy and program He said that necessary structures for implementation should be prepared and laws should be made in favor of good governance and morality.
Member of Parliament Jitjung Basnet expressed the view that before the implementation of the policy, moral character is necessary in the parliamentarians who make laws, so they should be transformed accordingly.
MPs Bishnu Bahadur Vishwakarma, Urmila Aryal, Ghanshyam Rizal, Narayanadatta Bhatt, Savitri Malla emphasized that moral policy is necessary for building a prosperous society. Secretary of
committee Dr. Roznath Pandey clarified that the policy was aimed at building a civilized society by institutionalizing the virtuous system, making virtue an integral part of the way of life, maintaining honesty and virtue in all areas of the society and promoting good governance with integrity. "The goal of the policy is to build a cultured society by adopting the virtuous system, to establish institutional arrangements for the study, research and regulation of morality and to arrange for the implementation, monitoring and self-regulation of the rules of morality," he said.
National Assembly Secretary Dr. Surendra Aryal expressed the view that good governance can be maintained by relying on the framework of moral policy and that there should be further discussions with the government while focusing on the issues related to this policy.
