Tenures of five reform commissions extended until 30 April
The government has extended the deadline for five reform commissions by one month to submit their reports.
The commissions on health, women's affairs, mass media, labour, and local government will now have until 30 April to complete their submissions, according the separate circulars issued by Cabinet Division.
The interim government initially formed these commissions on 18 November, granting them three months to submit their reports. When the first deadline expired on 17 February, the government extended it until 31 March.
Among the five, the media reform commission has already submitted its full report, while the local government commission has submitted a summary.
A total of 11 commissions have been formed by the interim government to propose reforms across major sectors.
The commissions on the constitution, election system, police, and anti-corruption submitted their reports on 15 January, while the commissions on public administration and the judiciary submitted their reports on 5 February.
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