The fourth directive to reduce government severity

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The government has issued instructions to reduce the number of times, the government has ordered the suspension of the funding of the ‘C’ category project. The fourth phase of the directive has been given. As before, the government, semi-government, autonomous, state, statutory, state-owned companies and financial institutions are instructed to stop the purchase of all types of vehicles (motors, vessels, aircraft) as new or substitutes.

On Sunday (March 12), the circular signed by Deputy Secretary of the Finance Department of the Ministry of Finance Mohammad Anisuzzaman has been sent to the secretaries of all the ministries and concerned.

Before this, a circular was issued to reduce the government's government on July 3, July 21 and December 13 last year.

New Directives As before, all government, semi-government, autonomous, state, statutory, state-owned companies and financial institutions have been ordered to stop the purchase of all types of vehicles (motor vehicles, watercraft, aircraft) as new or replaceable budgets in the financial year 2022-23.

At the same time, the government has been asked to suspend the ‘C’ category project funds in the new order, but the projects which are scheduled for completion of June 30, 2023 in the revised annual development program of the fiscal year 2022-23 and there is no scope for increase in maturity, will be 100%.

It will be useful for all categories of projects A, B and C.

At the same time, the new guidelines have been ordered to allocate 50 percent of the money to the money sector, travel out, and in the money sector.

The fourth phase of the government's instruction is to determine how the money allocated in the current fiscal year 2022-23 of all government, semi-government, autonomous, state, statutory, state-owned companies and financial institutions can be used for the purpose of austerity in the government.

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