10 policies of ministry of education
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The document outlines the 8th policy of the Ministry of Education (MoE) to draft a new people's constitution through research and public consultation. It discusses planning research with a committee to survey public needs and opinions. The MoE would be responsible for the budget and analyzing results to inform constitutional discussions and amendments brought before parliament. Potential weak points include public rejection if the government disapproves and waste of resources from unrealistic timelines.
10 policies of ministry of education
- 1. The 8th policy of the MoE Constitution for people
- 2. Constitution for People To drive political reformation to draft out the peoples constitution is one of the governmental policies carried out by MoE (Ministry of Education)to take part in fostering, understanding and listening to the peoples conception.
- 3. To Foster, understand and listen to peoples conception Planning has to be laid out by the MoE (Ministry of Education) Budgeting . The MoE shall be responsible for the budget of research Research (obviously the Ministry of Education (MoE) is subject to form a committee team to discuss and draft the question forms for the survey of what people need. Conclusion of what people need shall have to be analyzed for the better decisions and The pure decision has to be discussed and proceeded in asking for approval promulgation of the new constitution by the parliament.
- 4. Good points All walks of life shall have equilibriums in the society to make their own decisions, to use their rights, and so forth. Most of people will be supportive and believe in the working system of the MoE.
- 5. Weak points If the decision is not approved by the government people shall reject to share further participations in the future; Waste of money and time for the research. Too many policies to be done one time seems to be impossible.
- 6. What do you think?