The Daily star Editorial : 04-04-16
প্রথমে শব্দার্থগুলো পড়ে নিন
Deserve:প্রাপ্য, যোগ্য (Worthy, Merit)
Due: যথাযথ (Appropriate)
Insightful:অন্তর্দৃষ্টিপূর্ণ
Launching:চালু করা, উদ্ভোধন করা (To send out; start, to set going; to give a start to something)
Obsolescent:লুপ্তপ্রায়, অপ্রচলিত
Conform : অনুরূপ হওয়া, সম্মত হওয়া (Coincide)
Due diligence :???
Legislate:আইন জারি করা
Enact:আইন পাস করা
Regrettably:আফসোস
Devote : একান্তভাবে নিয়োগ করা, উৎসর্গ করা
Point Out:ইঙ্গিত করা (Indicate)
Lacunae:ফাঁক, গর্ত (Gap, Excavation)
Precisely:অবিকল, সঠিকভাবে (Accurately, Exactly)
Enactment:জারি, আইন প্রণয়ন (Legislation)
Annulment:রদ, রহিত, খারিজ (Nullification, Rejection)
Implement:বাস্তবায়ন (Appliance, Put into Practise)
Deliberation: আলাপ আলোচনা (Careful discussion)
Eliciting:প্রকাশ করা (Reveal)
Plenty:প্রচুর(Enormous)
Treat:আচরণ করা, ব্যবহার করা, অনুশীলন করা (Exercise)
Dynamism:গতিশীলতা, সক্রিয়তা (Nobility, Activity)
CJ’s comments
Deserve due consideration
We welcome the very insightful comments of the Hon’ble Chief Justice made at a book launching ceremony on Saturday. No one can take issue with the CJ when he suggests that laws formulated at the end of the 19th Centuryare practically obsolescent in the 21st Century. The question is how do we go about making the existing laws conform to the present and legislate appropriate new laws?
There is the national parliament whose primary job it is to enact laws. Reportedly, the Jatiya Sangsad has enacted more than a thousand laws since independence, but regrettably, as the CJ had pointed out, very few of those were treated with due diligence during formulation. When the parliament devotes on the average, only six percent of its time to pass a bill, as per a study of TIB on the10th parliament, it cannot be otherwise. And when one considers that for a greater part of the Sangsad’s term since 1991, the opposition was absent from the parliament, laws enacted are bound to suffer from various lacunae.
Then there is the Law Commission, whose job precisely is to recommend enactment of new, or annulment or modification of existing, laws. As we understand, the Commission in the last20 years has forwarded 141 reports to the government, of which more than 100 were proposals for enactment of new or, annulmentor modification of, existing laws, and less than20 of those were implemented by the government. We wonder why the others were not considered. After all, the Commission sends recommendations following long deliberations that include eliciting public opinion on a proposed recommendation.
We think the CJ’s remarks have plenty of substance and the government will do well to treat those seriously to invest the country’s legal system with dynamism.
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