The House of Representatives has unanimously agreed to consider the ‘Film Bill 2082,’ which was passed by the National Assembly. Communications Minister Bikram Timilsina stated that the government is committed to making the Film Bill 2082 timely and geared toward the development of the film sector. Following the bill’s approval, members of parliament will be able to submit amendment proposals.
Kathmandu: Information and Communications Minister Bikram Timilsina emphasized that the government is serious about ensuring the Film Bill 2082, received from the National Assembly, is modern, timely, and encourages growth in the film industry. Responding to questions raised during today’s session of the House of Representatives, he expressed the government’s commitment to constructively incorporate parliamentary recommendations by focusing on the bill’s essence and objectives.
Minister Timilsina highlighted that after a long interval, the film sector is entering a phase of legal reform. He stressed the need to further refine the bill by integrating expert suggestions gathered through parliamentary committees. He informed that the ministry is studying proposals ranging from film-related definitions to structural and administrative matters and confirmed the government’s dedication to making necessary amendments and improvements.
He affirmed the government’s commitment to seriously address all issues raised in parliament, follow the required procedures, and make the bill effective. Minister Timilsina also expressed confidence that the suggestions and feedback from parliament will help strengthen and enhance the bill’s impact.
