Constitution of Nepal 2072

(k) Policies relating to justice and penal system: (1) to make the administration of justice speedy, efficient, widely available, economical, impartial, effective, and accountable to people, (2) to pursue alternative means such as mediation and arbitration for the settlement of disputes of general nature, (3) to adopt effective measures for the control of corruption and irregularities in all sectors including political, administrative, judicial and social sectors. (l) Policies relating to tourism: To develop eco-friendly tourism industries as an important base of national economy by way of identification, protection, promotion and publicity of the ancient, cultural, religious, archaeological and natural heritages of Nepal, to make environment and policy required for the development of tourism culture, and to accord priority to local people in the distribution of benefits of tourism industries. (m) Policies relating to international relations: (1) to conduct an independent foreign policy based on the Charter of the United Nations, non-alignment, principles of _Panchsheel_, international law and the norms of world peace, taking into consideration of the overall interest of the nation, while remaining active in safeguarding the sovereignty, territorial integrity, independence and national interest of Nepal, (2) to review treaties concluded in the past, and make treaties, agreements based on equality and mutual interest. 52. Obligations of the State: It shall be the obligation of the State to make Nepal a prosperous and affluent country by protecting and promoting fundamental rights and human rights, pursuing directive principles of the State and gradually implementing policies of the State, while keeping intact the freedom, sovereignty, territorial integrity and independence of Nepal. 53. To submit report : The Government of Nepal shall submit an annual report containing the steps taken and achievements made in the implementation of the directive principles, policies and obligations of the State set forth in this Part to the President, and the President shall cause such report to be laid through the Prime Minister before the Federal Parliament. 54. Provisions relating to monitoring: There shall be a committee, in accordance with law, in the Federal Parliament in order to monitor and evaluate whether the directive principles, policies and obligations of the State set forth in this Part have been implemented progressively or not. 55. Questions not to be raised in court: No question shall be raised in any court as to whether any matter contained in this Part has been implemented or not. Part-5 Structure of State and Distribution of State Power 56. Structure of State: (1) The main structure of the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal shall be of three levels, namely the Federation, the State and the Local level. (2) The Federation, State and Local levels shall exercise the power of State of Nepal pursuant to this Constitution and law. (3) There shall be States consisting of the Districts as mentioned in Schedule-4 existing in Nepal at the time of commencement of this Constitution. (4) There shall be Village Institutions, Municipalities and District Assemblies under the Local level. Constitution of Nepal 2072