KATHMANDU: The government has registered the much-awaited Federal Civil Service Bill, 2083 BS, with the Federal Parliament Secretariat.
Minister for Federal Affairs and General Administration Pratibha Rawal registered the bill at the Parliament Secretariat on Wednesday, according to Secretariat spokesperson Ekram Giri.
The government bill has been registered as Bill No. 35. A meeting of the Cabinet had earlier approved its submission to the Federal Parliament with the aim of amending and consolidating laws governing the federal civil service.
According to the government, the bill is intended to make administrative relations, responsibilities and coordination among the federal, provincial and local levels more systematic, clear and effective in line with the federal system of governance.
The proposed legislation also seeks to make the civil service more professional, competent, accountable and people-oriented while reducing political influence over the administrative mechanism.
The bill aims to develop the civil service as a professional institution committed to the national interest and the federal democratic republican system and focused on promoting good governance.
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