More than 300 parliamentary staff face validation exercise
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Nile Post
More than 300 parliamentary staff are to take part in a four-day validation exercise to check whether their appointments complied with administrative procedures. The process, led by the Public Service Commission under Lucy Nakyobe, is due to start on Monday and could disrupt committee proceedings, according to Nile Post.
Uganda’s Parliament is to subject more than 300 employees to a four-day validation exercise to determine whether their appointments followed the required procedures, Nile Post reports. The exercise will be conducted by Public Service Commission officials and will cover several parliamentary departments, including the Office of the Clerk to Parliament.
The validation will be led by Lucy Nakyobe, Head of Public Service and Secretary to the Ugandan Cabinet. It could disrupt parliamentary committee proceedings while it is under way, according to Nile Post.
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