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ACC attaches Bac district officers

Staff Correspondent
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) yesterday attached all district anti-corruption officers of the nowdefunct Bureau of Anti-Corruption (Bac) on a temporary basis, despite a government order prohibiting the Bac staff from working for the commission until formulation of rules and regulations.
The decision came at an ACC meeting yesterday, a day after a 'problem-solving' meeting between the commission and the cabinet
secretary failed, further complicating the issues and giving rise to fresh disagreements between the commission and the government.
The ACC attached the district anti-corruption officers for preservation of records and documents and continuing the proceedings of Bac-filed cases, sources said.
"The records and documents might be lost or case proceedings might be hampered if there is no-one to look after them," ACC Commissioner Prof Maniruzzaman FROM PAGE 1
Mi ah toldThe Daily Star last night
The Cabinet Division in a circular on January 3 cited a serious conflict between the government and the newly formed ACC and formally announced 1,107 Bac employees as reserved employees of the government. ordering them not to work with the commission.
The order left ACC Chairman Justice Sultan Hossain Khan and commissioners Prof Maniruzzaman Miah and Maniruddin Ahmed as the only commission officials aided by a few personal staff.
Yesterday's ACC meeting discussed running the under-trial cases and absence of commission staff in the district-level offices.
The commission also decided to send a proposal to the government for creation of 40 posts in addition to 36 newly created ones for running essentialjobsoftheACC.
Although the commission had earlier disagreed with the government's proposal for hiring experts from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to lay out the ACC's organogram, yesterday it agreed to sit with foreign consultants.
"The ACC members suspect the administration wants to hold sway over the ACC through consultants from the ADB. where they have a lot ofcontrol,"saidanACCsource.
The commission however thinks it does not need any involvement of consultants from any foreign funding agency right now as it can design the organogram itself.