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Assembly to go paperless in winter session; real-time MLA question status
✍️ Bhaskar English
🗓 07 Nov 2026, 10:57 AM
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The state Assembly is set to implement a paperless system during the upcoming winter session, enabling real-time tracking of MLA questions.
The state Legislative Assembly is preparing to transition to a fully paperless operational model for its upcoming winter session. This digital initiative aims to streamline legislative procedures and reduce the administrative burden associated with physical documentation.
A key feature of this new system will be the real-time availability of the status of questions raised by Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs). This transparency is expected to enhance accountability and allow for quicker follow-ups on pending legislative queries.
The move aligns with broader efforts to modernize government institutions through digital integration. By eliminating the need for extensive paper trails, the Assembly seeks to improve efficiency and environmental sustainability in its daily operations.
While specific technical details of the platform were not disclosed in the initial announcement, the focus remains on ensuring that all members and stakeholders have immediate access to the progress of their legislative inputs.
A key feature of this new system will be the real-time availability of the status of questions raised by Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs). This transparency is expected to enhance accountability and allow for quicker follow-ups on pending legislative queries.
The move aligns with broader efforts to modernize government institutions through digital integration. By eliminating the need for extensive paper trails, the Assembly seeks to improve efficiency and environmental sustainability in its daily operations.
While specific technical details of the platform were not disclosed in the initial announcement, the focus remains on ensuring that all members and stakeholders have immediate access to the progress of their legislative inputs.