2-month probe, 3-month trial: Govt proposes sweeping changes to anti-cheating law
The government has put forward a proposal to amend the anti-cheating law, introducing a two-month investigative phase and a three-month trial period. The changes are intended to enhance enforcement mechanisms and deter cheating activities. The proposal is currently under consideration and has generated discussion among policymakers and stakeholders.
- ▪The proposal outlines a two-month probe followed by a three-month trial to assess the new measures.
- ▪It aims to strengthen the anti-cheating law’s enforcement and deterrence capabilities.
- ▪Legislative approval is required before the changes can be implemented.
- ▪Stakeholders have begun debating the potential impact of the proposed amendments.
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