The government has published the full report of the 6th Reform Commission.

The interim government has published the full reports of the six reform commissions formed as part of the first phase of state reforms. These reports were published on the website of the Cabinet Division and the website of the Constitutional Reform Commission on Saturday afternoon.

The six reform commissions that have submitted their reports are the Electoral Reform Commission, the Police Reform Commission, the Judiciary Reform Commission, the Anti-Corruption Commission Reform Commission, the Public Administration Reform Commission and the Constitutional Reform Commission.

At a press conference organized at the Foreign Service Academy on Bailey Road in the capital today, Asif Nazrul, the legal advisor to the interim government, said, “The implementation of the reform program has started. Some reforms will be made in consultation with political parties. The six reform committees have made 2,000 recommendations.”

Earlier on Tuesday, he had said that the full reports of the reform commissions would be published on February 8. At the same time, the heads of the reform commissions will present unanimous recommendations on what needs to be done immediately, what needs to be done in the medium term or what the elected government can do in the future.

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