KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has decided to transfer all those officers who were holding same positions from last three years to establish good governance and improve the performance of provincial departments.
He took this decision while presiding over a meeting to review performance of different departments here at the CM House. The meting was attended by Chief Secretary Mumtaz Shaikh, CM Advisor on Law Murtaza Wahab, Advocate General Sindh Mr Salman, Principal secretary to CM Sajid Jamal Abro, Secretary Services Naveed Shaikh, Secretary Finance Najam Shah and others.
The chief minister said that various officers in government departments were sitting on a same post from the last three years. “This is not good for better governance, therefore they must be transferred and posted in others departments,” he directed Chief Secretary Mumtaz Shah.
Mr Shah said that the departments must wort smoothly in solving public problems. Therefore, under rules of business the officials and officers must be kept transferred/posted within three years. “We need efficient and transparent system and have to remove or sideline the inefficient and deadwood from the main positions,” he said.
He also directed the chief secretary to issue necessary instructions to all officers not to dispose of files within two days. The officers must take decisions as per government rules and regulations, he said.
The meeting decided to make those departments which were directly dealing with public more efficient and effective such as local government, education, Public health engineering, health, home and revenue. (INP)
