Legislative Department Conducted Office Cleaning and Review of Pending Cases Under 'Special Campaign 6' to Promote Sanitation

On Friday, October 24, 2026, the Legislative Department launched a significant initiative to improve its administrative workflows and highlight the importance of workplace hygiene. Marking the next phase of its series of outreach and reform campaigns, the department led a comprehensive effort under “Special Campaign 6” focused on extensive office cleaning and an in-depth review of pending cases. This step was taken not only to enhance the physical environment but also to promote administrative efficiency and accountability.

Under “Special Campaign 6,” all departmental heads and staff were directed to assess the hygiene status of their respective sections and immediately remove any irregularities or accumulations. The process placed special emphasis on the systematic storage of paper documents, file organization, and the cleaning of conference rooms. The administration believes that a clean and disciplined workplace boosts staff morale, leading to a notable increase in productivity.

Additionally, a key aspect of the campaign was the review of pending cases. The Legislative Department identified all cases that had remained pending beyond their stipulated deadlines. Administrative officials convened a joint meeting to analyze the causes of each pending case and set clear deadlines for their resolution. During this review, it was ensured that no case was being hindered by procedural complexities or staffing shortages.

Senior officials of the Legislative Department stated on the occasion that “Special Campaign 6” is not a one-time effort but a continuous process aimed at maintaining institutional hygiene and efficiency. They appealed to all staff to embrace the campaign and prioritize cleanliness and discipline in their daily duties. According to the officials, the resolution of pending cases is critical for the agility of judicial processes, and this campaign will help achieve that objective.

This initiative symbolizes a step toward administrative reform in the local legislative system, where equal importance is being given to both the physical environment and administrative performance. The outcomes of “Special Campaign 6” will be rigorously evaluated in upcoming meetings, and corrective actions will be taken wherever expected standards are not met. Thus, the Legislative Department remains committed to ensuring the quality and effectiveness of its services.