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CSC Faces Parliamentary Committee Inquiry Over Exemption Granted to First Lady
The Civil Service Commission will appear before the Parliament's Independent Institutions Committee over an exemption allowing First Lady Sajida Mohamed to continue working under the Ministry of Health. MP Yaugoob Abdulla raised the issue, saying the CSC had never made such an exemption before, while the CSC said there is no legal obstacle to her working under the ministry.
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The Civil Service Commission is creating a position for the First Lady, as she wants, as it fits her, and creating an environment [specifically for her] in a manner the Civil Service Commission has never acted on [before]
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40 hours a monthHours per month the First Lady asked to contribute to MFDAMaldives Republicshe had asked to contribute 40 hours a month to the MFDA without drawing a salary.
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The Independent Institutions Committee decided to have the CSC appear before it.on Monday next weekMaldives RepublicAfter discussions on the matter, the Independent Institutions Committee decided to have the CSC appear before them on Monday next week.
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