Government Prepares to Introduce 'Sunset Law' to Expedite Infrastructure Development
Summary
Nepal plans to introduce the 'Sunset Law' to remove legal and administrative obstacles delaying infrastructure development, aiming to expedite project completion by setting strict timelines and automatic expiry of this law after 10 years.
Key Points
- The government of Nepal is preparing to introduce the 'Sunset Law' to accelerate infrastructure development by overcoming procedural and legal delays.
- The law will have a 10-year duration and will automatically expire unless renewed by parliament.
- Provisions include mandatory decisions within three months on project approvals and restrictions on local obstructions to construction materials.
- The law proposes accountability measures against officials causing unnecessary delays in project implementation.
