National Assembly Committee Submits Intangible Cultural Heritage Bill Report

Kathmandu. The Chairman of the Legislative Management Committee, Krishna Bahadur Rokaya, has submitted the committee's report related to the 'Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Bill, 2081' in the National Assembly.

In the meeting of the National Assembly held on Wednesday, Chairman Rokaya presented the report, including clause-wise discussions in the committee, received suggestions, and amendments, to the assembly.

The bill aims to make the protection, promotion, and management of Nepal's original art, culture, language, traditions, and intangible cultural heritage of various communities effective. Presenting the report, Chairman Rokaya stated that this bill has given clear authority to all three levels of government – federal, provincial, and local – to identify, collect, and protect intangible cultural heritage within their respective areas.

Chairman Rokaya informed that the committee prepared this report based on important suggestions received after detailed discussions with stakeholders and experts from relevant fields.