Ordinances to end deadlock, not serve vested interests, says PM's advisor

Summary

Prime Minister Balendra Shah's advisor Asim Shah defends government ordinances designed to unblock public service delivery and reduce political appointments, aiming for result-oriented governance.

Key Points
  • Prime Minister Balendra Shah's advisor Asim Shah defends a new package of ordinances aimed at clearing administrative and political deadlocks.
  • The ordinances include reforms in appointment procedures to constitutional bodies and mechanisms for dismissing politically appointed officials.
  • The cooperative sector is targeted with amendments to return savings to depositors in troubled institutions through new licensing and relief funds.
  • A wide-ranging ordinance amends 20 Acts to reduce legal obstacles across multiple sectors including land, education, health, and insurance.
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