Two Parliamentary Committees to Meet Today for Key Discussions

Ratopati February 12, 2026

Two Parliamentary Committees to Meet Today for Key Discussions

Kathmandu. Two parliamentary committees are scheduled to convene today. Accordingly, the meeting of the Legislation Management Committee, set for 1 PM, will deliberate on the draft report concerning the measurement of act implementation.

Similarly, the meeting of the Federalism Strengthening and National Concern Committee, scheduled for 11 AM, will discuss the review of the committee's two-year performance and activities.

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