RSVP's new rules for mandatory attendance of MPs in Parliament meetings
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Media Baaji
- Thu, 24 September 2026
Kathmandu. The ruling National Independent Party RSWP has released a new group attendance schedule with the aim of making the attendance of parliamentarians more systematic and effective. It is stated in the statement issued by the chief whip of the RSVP parliamentary party, Kavindra Burlakoti, that this instruction has been given to make the discussions of the parliament more qualitative, effective and fruitful.
Although regular and full attendance of parliamentarians is always expected in the parliament meeting, the party said that keeping in view the practical situations, the minimum attendance schedule has been determined on the basis of zero time and group.
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