The report from the Public Administration and Judiciary Reform Commission was presented to the Chief Advisor

Two additional reform commissions formed by the interim government have submitted their reports. These include the Public Administration Reform Commission and the Judiciary Reform Commission.

The leaders of the Public Administration and Judiciary Reform Commission presented their report to Professor Muhammad Yunus, the Chief Advisor to the interim government, at the Jamuna State Guest House on Wednesday afternoon.

Before submitting the report, members of the Public Administration Reform Commission held their final meeting at the Ministry of Public Administration in the Secretariat on Tuesday. When asked by reporters about the recommendations, Abdul Muyid Chowdhury, the head of the commission, declined to provide details, only stating that the report contained over 100 recommendations.

Meanwhile, Md. Mokhles Ur Rahman, Member Secretary of the commission and Senior Secretary of the Ministry of Public Administration, noted, "Once the report is submitted, it will become a public document. It will be posted on the website for everyone to access."

The Chief Advisor's press office has scheduled a briefing on the matter for 2 pm today. Last October, the Cabinet Division issued notifications for six reform commissions, including the Public Administration Reform Commission. Reports from the Constitution, Electoral System, Anti-Corruption Commission, and Police Reform Commission were already submitted to the Chief Advisor on January 15. Today, the reports from the two other reform commissions were also submitted.

The government announced yesterday that the full reports from all six commissions will be made publicly available on February 8. Following this, the Chief Advisor is expected to meet with representatives from all political parties and public-interest groups in mid-February to discuss the recommendations.