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HLUTTAW SESSIONS:- PYITHU HLUTTAW: Contractors to be blacklisted for
disqualified school buildings: "Nay Pyi Taw, 19 May
— U Soe Aung of Thegon
Constituency asked about
allotment of land plots as
a 6x120-foot-area each
for new village including
a warehouse for crops, a
plot for winnowing, cattle
farm and feedstuff pile at
Tuesday?s session of Pyithu
Hluttaw.
Deputy Minister at the
President Office U Aung
Thein replied that as new
village must be formed
with areas of school, monastery,
dispensary, market
and rural roads, each land
plot with 120 feet in length
and 60 feet in width will be
allotted to local residents
in new village depending
on the designated area.
U Aung Thein Lin of
South Okkalapa Constituency
asked a question on
ways to take action against
construction companies
for building disqualified
foundations of schools.
Deputy Minister for Education
U Thant Shin said
that action is being taken
the construction companies
for reconstruction
of disqualified buildings,
substitution those who
offended the disciplines
of the contract with new
ones, announcement of a
blacklist for construction
entrepreneurs for disqualified
structures. With regard to ques-tion on construction of
staff quarters for teachers
at Basic Education High
School in poor transport
areas in Yesagyo Township
and repairing of staff
quarters raised by U Tin
Htay Aung of Yesagyo
Constituency, the deputy
minister replied that a
budget for K442.8 million
has been earmarked to repair
and construct 17 basic
education schools in Yesagyo
Township in 2015-
16 fiscal year and there is
no plan to construct staff
quarters and school buildings.
The Hluttaw invited
MPs to discuss the bill
amending Lower Myanmar
Town and Village
Lands Act."...AMYOTHA HLUTTAW: Three steps of reform plan
clarified in Amyotha Hluttaw: "Nay Pyi Taw, 19 May
— Deputy Minister at the
President Office U Kyaw
Kyaw Win explained the
three steps of government?s
reform plan in response to
the query of MP U Khet
Htein Nan from Kachin
state constituency 1 at
Amyotha Hluttaw session
on Tuesday.
U Kyaw Kyaw Win
said since the government
has taken office in 2011,
it adopted the first phase
of reform plan namely
?First Wave?, and formed
Pyidaungsu Hluttaw, Pyithu
Hluttaw and Amyotha
Hluttaw along with the Union
Government and State/
Region governments in accordance
with 2008 Constitution.
Under the ?Second
Wave?, the government
made political and economic
reforms in 2011; development
of management
on public affairs in 2012;
modification of private sector.
The ?Third Wave? initiated
on 10 June 2014
includes laying a good
foundation for the new
democratic state and fulfilling
the needs of people
in social and economic sectors.
The deputy minister
added plans were made to
foster the earlier step by the
following step.
Regarding company
registration process suggested
by U Hla Swe, MP
of Magway Region constituency
12, Deputy Minister
for National Planning and
Economic Development
Daw Lei Lei Thein said the
Company Registration Office
is liable for checking
the needs of registration
process, ,and that it is not
possible to make a deep
investigation on possible
entrepreneurs for easy registration
process.
She said complaints on
embezzlement and misuse
can be reported to the Ministry
of Home Affairs for
legal actions.
U Nein Khinn Paung,
MP of Chin state constituency
7, asked for publication
of newspapers in Zolai
language, one of the Chin
ethnic groups.
Deputy Minister for
Information U Pike Htway
said there are many other
ethnic languages in Chin
state, and permission for
Zolai language newspaper
is tantamount to negligence
on other minorities
in Chin state, adding that it
will not be allowed for this
newspaper.
Amyotha Hluttaw then
approve the bill on amendment
of Union Election
Commission Law.".....
OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS: Myanmar eyes 2 million tons of rice exports
in 2015-16 FY...Myanmar?s view and
efforts on Migrants
and Boat People...Myanmar launches ecotourism management strategy
at international conference in Nay Pyi Taw...New Thakayta Bridge to link Mingala
Taungnyunt and Dawbon townships...Bangladeshi boat people repatriated...Golden umbrella to be hoisted at Shwedagon
replica tooth relic pagoda...Specialists broaden
health knowledge of
residents...War veterans organizational
course kicks off...Tube-well funded by donors provides
drinking water to villagers...Educators undertake course
for correspondence teaching...Unusually heavy rains cause
floods in Mandalay...Authorities emphasize regional development in Myawady Tsp...Agriculture
department families
donate drinking water
to rural people...Traffic rule enforcement
contributes to safety of road user...Display of artefacts marks
1st International Museum Day 2015...Muse District IPRD sets up urban
public reading spaces.....
EXTERNAL RELATIONS: Myanmar seeks
Dutch assistance
for agricultural
technologies...Pyithu Hluttaw Speaker meets
Malaysian Ambassador...Senior General Min Aung Hlaing: Tatmadaw
will keep an eye on stability of the State...Myanmar, China to
further strengthen existing
Paukphaw relations...Bangladeshi boat people repatriated.....
"PERSPECTIVES": "Opportunism and
organizations" by Myint Win Thein.....
ARTICLE: "Let?s Boost Cooperation with GIZ" by Kyi Tha Maw (SMIDB)
Source/publisher:
The Global New Light of Myanmar
Date of Publication:
2015-05-20
Date of entry:
2015-05-20
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