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Telangana Govt asks NALSAR to draft Right to Services Act
City-based NALSAR University of Law has been assigned by the State government the task of drafting legislation on the subject matter of ensuring Right to Public Services Delivery.
Hyderabad: City-based NALSAR University of Law has been assigned by the State government the task of drafting legislation on the subject matter of ensuring Right to Public Services Delivery.
The assignment is to draft both the principal legislation and the corresponding rules, NALSAR said in a statement. "This assignment of drafting of legislation is extremely timely against the backdrop of the fact that the State of Telangana, despite being the youngest state in India, has attained the first rank at the national level in Ease of Doing Business (EODB), a ranking given by the department of Industrial Promotion and Policy, Ministry of Commerce, for the year 2016," it said.
The present assignment has been given in view of the objective of maintaining the consistency of this ranking for the year 2017. The assignment is in recognition of NALSAR's contribution in the reformation brought about in the legislative framework of the State in the past two years, it said, adding, NALSAR has recently reviewed/revised and re-drafted the entire set of 112 legislations relating to land laws of the Telangana. NALSAR has also submitted Juvenile Justice Rules and State Agricultural Marketing Rules to the State government, it was stated. (PTI)
