Federal Civil Service Bill endorsed, but exceeds its mandate
Summary
The National Assembly endorsed the Federal Civil Service Bill which includes provisions extending beyond the federal civil service scope, such as a two-year cooling-off period for certain officials before taking other government roles.
Key Points
- The National Assembly endorsed the Federal Civil Service Bill after intense discussion and opposition concerns.
- The bill includes a two-year cooling-off period for federal and provincial civil service officials before appointment to other positions.
- Provisions extend beyond federal civil service, affecting provincial government services and other government sectors.
- Experts suggest changes should be made in respective laws rather than expanding the federal civil service law's scope.
