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Quarterly Review

49pc cabinet decisions unimplemented

Staff Correspondent
Despite the prime minister's directive given three months ago, none of the ministries have yet prepared any action plan for the next five years.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on January 20 asked the ministries to draw up their five-year action plans in keeping with the ruling Awami League's election manifesto and the past experience of the AL government.
But at the cabinet meeting yesterday, the PM was informed that no ministries had sent any plan to the Cabinet Division. Hasina again asked the ministries to prepare the plan immediately and work accordingly.
"The cabinet has asked the authorities concerned to expedite implementing the January 20 directive to prepare ministry-wise time-bound action plans in line with the government's election manifesto as well as previous experience of the government," Cabinet Secretary M Musharraf Hossain Bhuiyan said while briefing reporters after the meeting at Bangladesh Secretariat yesterday.
Musharraf also said only 19 out of a total of 37 decisions taken at 10 cabinet meetings were implemented in the first quarter of this year.
In the three months, he said, two laws were passed in parliament, two policies were prepared and six memorandums of understanding and agreements were ratified and signed.
The quarterly report placed at the meeting noted that only 51.23 percent cabinet decisions were implemented from January 1 till March 31- the lowest rate in the last five years. That means 48.77 percent went unimplemented.
The implantation rate was 94.63pc in the quarterly report placed on January 20 this year, 92.6pc on January 28 last year and 89.3pc on January 24, 2012.
The PM directed the ministries concerned to speed up their work to implement the cabinet decisions, said a source at the meeting.
The cabinet, however, expressed satisfaction over the implementation rate of its decisions during the first three months of this year, the secretary said.
At the meeting, the relevant authorities were directed to constitute a committee headed by the cabinet secretary to expedite the process of recruitment and create new posts for bringing about dynamism in the civil administration.
The cabinet division was asked to expedite the review of over 550 ordinances promulgated by two military regimes and declared illegal by the Supreme Court later.
The Cabinet Division has so far decided to take necessary steps for turning 257 of the 550 ordinances into laws, said the cabinet secretary.
Of the 257, he said, 11 have already been passed in parliament and made into laws.