00:00So, it's been a while ago for this, it's been a time to go through them and the time for
00:05this years.
00:07Right now, the state of state has to be a of a holistic approach on these issues.
00:11It's more common than this, because there's a lot of people here, but then there's a lot of legal needs
00:18in order to get rid of them.
00:20The other people that have been thinking is basically changing and changing, and the government has to give a lot
00:25of views of them.
00:27and that's why it's important to know more about the inquiry and mandate.
00:38So, if we don't know, we've already had a CBI inquiry.
00:47This inquiry was a ministerial inquiry, and it was a very high-powered inquiry.
00:54because there is no action.
00:58This is not the action.
00:59This inquiry was made by the government's policy.
01:03This was our outsource manpower.
01:07Our passenger student was against the outsource manpower.
01:12Our outsource manpower was 961.
01:15We could take to the hospital or security.
01:18We know that we have 110 security guards in the front of our government.
01:25We have 210 employment halls in the front of our government.
01:28We have to do this outsourcing.
01:32We have to do this outsourcing.
01:33We have to do this in the front of our government.
01:43I did a complete digital attendance.
01:52And, as I said, I will be able to get the job done by the way.
01:56I will be able to get the job done by the way.
01:58I will be able to get the job done by the way.
02:02I would like to have a contact with me, and I would like to have a job.
02:10I would like to have a job like that.
02:13I would like to have a responsibility for that company.
02:16I would like to have accountability.
02:18The students are not going to have a lot of facilities, many students have been in transit hostels,
02:26and some of them have been in dorms.
02:28I have already been in transit hostels,
02:32and the other admissioners,
02:35if they have been in transit hostels, they will close.
02:39Some of them have been in the departmental inquiry,
02:44Inquiry committee, we were able to execute this before.
02:51Do you have any questions?
02:53Do you have any questions?
02:54No, I don't have any questions.
03:00We were involved.
03:06We were under-durased.
03:08We were able to do a lot of questions.
03:09When I was involved, we were able to do that.
03:14Once the very serious questions, we were able to take theًt.
03:17Because I was involved.
03:20Many of us were involved with the finance officers.
03:24We were able to direct these extensions.
03:27And we were able to discuss in our interests.
03:30So I was able to make a certain deal with this,
03:33and I had to give the service benefit.
03:34So we have inquiries.
03:39But the HIFAR project is very difficult.
03:44But the HIFAR project is very difficult.
03:48Yes, but the HIFAR project was already done.
03:54So we have the financial and regulatory requirements.
04:01I was invited to visit the senior vice president of FFA.
04:05I submitted this project, and I was able to make the cost of $200,000.
04:10So, I requested that I would give up to that cost.
04:15That's why I will do it.
04:16I will regularly be able to do it regularly.
04:19And the central government, and the state government,
04:25has been very concerned about this.
04:31How do we do it?
04:33FFA.
04:34The FFA process is very high.
04:41Our initial proposal is to visit and decide.
04:46After that, we have to take a detailed project report and contract.
04:52How much is it?
04:53Our issue is not enough, and the issue is not enough.
04:58We have to make the election and results.
05:02Now I will try not to run it back.
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