Author: Supun Dahal
Peace and Security Bill, 2075
September 21, 2020NLPC has reviewed Peace and Security Bill, 2075. The government has registered this Bill at the Parliament Secretariat so as to amend and integrate the existing law in line with the federal governance for maintaining peace and security in the country. This Bill also drew criticism from different quarters. For example, the provincial governments criticized … Continue reading “Peace and Security Bill, 2075”
National Priority Project Bill, 2075
The NLPC also got The Speedy Development and Implementation of the National Priority Projects Bill, 2075 reviewed by the expert having extensive knowledge in the related field. Main objectives of the Bill are to expedite speedy construction of national priority projects of infrastructure development and increase economic growth of the nation; to get maximum benefit … Continue reading “National Priority Project Bill, 2075”
Discussion on citizen engagement in law making
The NLPC held a discussion on this topic on 13 March 2020 in Kathmandu, where various experts and stakeholders including Parliamentarians, lawyers, political analysts, journalists and civil society activists participated and expressed their views. Dr. Bipin Adhikari made a comprehensive presentation on the topic based on the research commissioned by him on behalf of the … Continue reading “Discussion on citizen engagement in law making”
Discussion with Media
Media is a powerful tool to disseminate information to the public and influence policy makers. But, the media itself has been kept aside from the law making process in Nepal. Media persons are not consulted while drafting the media related Bills. Some examples are Media Council Bill and Information Technology Bill, which were presented in … Continue reading “Discussion with Media”
Citizen Engagement in Law Making
The importance of public participation in law making has been recognized globally. Law is itself a matter of public concern. As long as the general people are not engaged in the law making process, they cannot feel ownership on the outcome thereby resulting in poor implementation of laws. Public participation in law making process is … Continue reading “Citizen Engagement in Law Making”
Nepal Special Service Bill, 2076
The government registered a bill entitled “The Bill made to amend and integrate the existing law on formation and operation of Nepal Special Service, 2076” at the Parliament Secretariat on 15 December 2019. The main aim of the Bill is to control acts of “secession, espionage, sabotage and subversion” and “protect national sovereignty, national integrity … Continue reading “Nepal Special Service Bill, 2076”
Citizen Engagement in Law Making- Research Presentation
Discussion on Special Service Bill, 2019
Media Interaction Program
Peace and Security Bill
September 17, 2020Peace and Security Bill