Titlebook: Institutionalization of the Parliament in Bangladesh; A Study of Donor Int A. T. M. Obaidullah Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Political Landscape and Parliamentary Development,But the fact remains that despite receiving a popular mandate none of the four parliaments can be described as components of a full-fledged and properly functioning electoral democracy. And with the Fifteenth Amendment to the Constitution enacted in 2008 removing the NCG provision and parliamentary

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Parliament in Parliamentary Democracy: Theoretical-Institutional Framework (Understanding the Westm the Westminster model. A parliament that is not yet institutionalized can hardly exercise its constitutional authority over the executive. This chapter presents the IPU framework of institutionalized parliament against which the post-restoration reform initiatives of Bangladesh Parliament have been

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Reorganization of Parliament Secretariat Barriers to the Capacity Development, preparation, manpower planning, and undertaking any development plan without the endorsement of the executive. In the years immediately following the change in the political landscape, however, the Secretariat was ill-prepared to shoulder the onerous responsibilities of what parliamentary governmen

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Comparative Budget Process in Westminster Parliaments: A Lesson for Effective Fiscal Oversight,n involvement in the budget process relegates the legislative power of the purse to the realm of constitutional fiction. Is it possible for parliaments in the Westminster system to exercise continuous oversight throughout the entire budget process? It was once common wisdom in systems derived from t

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Human Resource Development in Parliament Secretariat: An Overlooked Agenda,s 2001. All three measures were geared toward making the Secretariat better resourced and independent of the executive. The Recruitment and Promotion Rules 2001 opened up the opportunity for career progression among the Secretariat’s staff with the view that they could assume the main responsibility

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Paradox of Reforms: A Reflection on Present State of Democracy and Parliament,rocesses, requiring decades or sometimes longer. Free and fair elections in themselves do not guarantee the success of these processes if simultaneous development does not take place in other areas. This chapter evaluates the extent to which the institutionalization of Parliament and consolidation o

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