AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMaX Civil Service Reform: The National Assembly says the RCSC must fix the MaX performance system’s forced-ranking “bell curve,” with Deputy Speaker Sangay Khandu warning the government may use legal provisions if reforms stall. Co-operatives Bill Audit Review: Lawmakers have called for a joint review of an audit provision in the Co-operatives and Farmer Groups Bill, after concerns over expanding auditing authority to dzongkhag internal auditors. Public Health Crackdown: BFDA has tightened a nationwide smoking ban in designated public areas, with enforcement backed by a Nu 500 fine. Third Child Plus Rollout: OCASC has identified 5,458 eligible mothers for the Nu 10,000 monthly allowance, with verification underway before first disbursement by month-end. Digital & Investment Push: PM Tshering Tobgay’s State of the Nation priorities for 2026–27 include Nu 3.5 billion FDI targets, digital expansion, and jobs for 5,500 youth. Gelephu Momentum: The 108 Jangchub Chortens project in Gelephu has begun with groundbreaking ceremonies, drawing 30,000+ volunteers and sponsorships. Tech for Bhutan: A Thimphu forum showcased locally developed digital solutions, linking IT firms and innovators with potential clients.
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