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489 posts to be created for SC Secretariat

489 posts to be created for SC Secretariat
the first meeting of the "Post Creation" committee, formed in accordance with the Supreme Court Secretariat Ordinance 2025, on Sunday. Photo: COURTESY
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.A decision has been made to create a total of 489 new posts for the recruitment of officers and employees for the Supreme Court Secretariat. Among these, there are 107 officer posts and 382 supporting staff posts.

Among the 107 officer-level posts, 105 are administrative posts of the Judicial Service, one post of Chief Accounts Officer and one post of System Analyst have been created.

This decision was taken at the first meeting of the “Post Creation” committee, formed in accordance with the Supreme Court Secretariat Ordinance 2025, on Sunday afternoon. The information was later released in a press release.

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The meeting, chaired by the Senior Justice of the Appellate Division, Md Ashfaqul Islam, was attended by seven out of the eight committee members.

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This committee has been formed to oversee the work related to the reorganisation of the structure of the Supreme Court Registry, the Supreme Court Secretariat, the Administrative Tribunals, and subordinate courts, and the creation, abolition, and reorganization of posts.

On 1 December, under the powers granted by Section 17 of the Supreme Court Secretariat Ordinance 2025, this eight-member committee was formed with the Senior Justice of the Appellate Division, Md Ashfaqul Islam, as the chairperson.

The other members of the committee are Appellate Division Justice AKM Asaduzzaman, High Court Division Justice Md Atabullah, Justice Md Bazlur Rahman, Senior Secretary of the Supreme Court Secretariat, Senior Secretary of the Law and Justice Division of the Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, Senior Secretary of the Ministry of Public Administration, Senior Secretary of the Finance Division of the Ministry of Finance, and the Registrar General of the Supreme Court.

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