If a bill drafted by the National Planning Commission (NPC) is signed into law public entities in Nepal will be held accountable should there be a delay in the implementation of the development plans, policies, projects and programmes. The NPC draft on Monitoring and Evaluation Bill has been sent to the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers. This would then be forwarded to the Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs to be tabled in the Parliament. This is indeed appropriate for the timely implementation of development projects, programme and such would enhance the development of the economy at a higher growth rate. According to the draft bill, if the public entities are unable to implement the plans as envisaged they would be held accountable. The bill also plans to reward projects and officials if they perform outstandingly.
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