A seven-member commission, named the 'Jatiya Oaikymoto Commission,' has been formed to review and adopt the recommendations submitted by the six key reform commissions.

The Cabinet Division announced the formation of the commission through a notification issued today.

The commission will commence its work on February 15 and will operate for six months.Following its deliberations, the commission will submit recommendations for necessary actions.

The commission will be chaired by Cheif Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus, with members including Prof Ali Riaz, head of the Constitutional Reform Commission; Abdul Muyeed Chowdhury, head of the Public Administration Reform Commission; Safar Raj Hossain, head of the Police Reform Commission; Badiul Alam Majumder, head of the Election Reform Commission; Justice Emdadul Haque, head of the Judiciary Reform Commission; and Dr Iftekharuzzaman, head of the Anti-Corruption Reform Commission.

Its primary mandate is to engage with political parties and stakeholders to build a national consensus on reforms related to elections, public administration, the judiciary, anti-corruption measures, and police activities.

The office of the chief adviser will manage the commission's secretarial duties, while the government will determine the commission's office location, according to the notification.