NA passes Civil Service Bill with two-year cooling off period
Summary
The National Assembly has passed the Civil Service Bill that includes a two-year cooling off period and age limit provisions for civil servants, to align civil service management with federalism.
Key Points
- The National Assembly passed the Civil Service Bill including a two-year cooling off period for retired civil servants.
- The Bill sets the civil servant retirement age limit rising from 58 to 60 over three years.
- The Bill aims to professionalize civil servants and reduce conflicts of interest in policy-making and enforcement.
- The Bill requires re-endorsement by the House of Representatives before final presidential certification.

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