The Cabinet has decided to approve registration of nine bills in the federal parliament and announced several other key decisions.
The Government of Nepal has given its approval to register nine different bills in the federal parliament. These bills are related to modifying various old laws and starting some new legal rules in the country.
Government spokesperson who is also Minister for Education and Sports, Sasmit Pokharel, shared these decisions of the Cabinet. He told that the bills include amending the law about salary and benefits of officials in constitutional bodies from year 2053. There is also a bill to change and join laws related to mines and minerals, and another one about controlling infectious animal diseases.
Additionally, the government has decided to register bills to amend the Passport Act 2076, the Human Trafficking and Transportation Control Act, and the Child Labor Prohibition and Regulation Act. Bills regarding liabilities of domestic airlines, mediation act of year 2068, and amendment on Employees Provident Fund Act 2019 will also be registered in the parliament.
Other Key Cabinet Decisions
In another major decision, the Cabinet has appointed the Director General of the Department of Money Laundering Investigation, or any officer they choose, to investigate crimes related to foreign exchange. This will help to manage foreign exchange related offences in a better way.
The Cabinet also nominated Khet Raj Dahal from Sindhuli as a new member of the Problematic Cooperatives Management Committee. Along with this, the government has approved the sixth amendment of Council for Technical Education and Vocational Training regulations of year 2083.
Some other decisions were also taken by the Cabinet regarding Ministry of Land Management, Cooperatives, and Federal Affairs and General Administration. However, the exact details of those decisions are not made public yet.
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