The Legislative Department under the Ministry of Law and Justice has announced its participation in Special Campaign 6.0, a nationwide initiative aimed at improving workplace cleanliness and clearing administrative backlogs. The campaign will run from October 2 to October 31, 2026, and is being coordinated by the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances across all government ministries.
Campaign Structure and Timeline
Special Campaign 6.0 will unfold in two distinct phases.
Phase 1 (September 15 to 30, 2026): This preparatory period focuses on planning and groundwork. The Legislative Department will identify areas requiring cleaning, assess space utilisation, and plan the disposal of outdated office equipment and electronic waste. Officials will also prioritise clearing pending communications from Members of Parliament, State Governments, and the Prime Minister’s Office. The department plans to address accumulated public grievances, review administrative procedures, and conduct training sessions to prepare staff for the campaign’s implementation.
Phase 2 (October 2 to 31, 2026): During this active phase, the department will conduct thorough cleaning of office spaces, corridors, and washroom facilities. All electronic waste and surplus office materials will be disposed of using environmentally responsible methods. Daily monitoring and reporting systems will track progress throughout the month.
What This Means for You
If you have pending grievances with the Legislative Department or are awaiting responses to official communications, this campaign period may accelerate their resolution. Government employees working in the Legislative Department will participate in targeted training to improve service delivery. For the general public, this initiative signals a push towards faster processing of parliamentary assurances and government responses, though actual timelines will depend on case-specific factors. The campaign reflects broader government efforts to reduce administrative delays and improve workplace standards across all ministries.