বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্রঃ তৃতীয় পত্র
classification being based on pay range admissible. The managerial and administrative aspects of governmental work-whether in the field or at headquarters-is predominantly in the hands of those who are in class I, we find in this class:
(i) the all-Pakistan (former) Services (C. S. P. & P. S. P.) engaged mainly in administrative duties in the province & in the centre (former), in the field, and in the Secretariat;
(ii) the non-technical Central (former) Services, Class I, which are meant to administer non-technical areas of administration at the centre (former) like the audit and accounts, income tax, posts and telegraphs, and the railways. Their members were also deployed, to some extent, in the Central Secretariat;
(iii) the technical class I (former) Central Services which have similar functions on Service, the Telegraph Engineering Service, the Central Health Service, the Geological Survey, the Archaeological Service, etc. To small extent, members of these Services occupy Secretariat posts.
At the provincial level too, there are both technical & non-technical Services. They operate exclusively under the provincial government. Sometimes, the members of these Services are borrowed for work at the centre.
These Services, both Central & Provincial, are also vertically classified on the basis of the types of work they are called upon to discharge. These are: (i) the Generalists; (ii) the Functional Services; (iii) the Specialists. The Generalist Services in include the C. S. P. & the members of the Provincial Civil Service class T & so on. The Functional Services are the Audit Accounts, Income Tax, Customs, and so on. The Specialist Services comprise the scientists, engineers, doctors & other scientific and technical Services.
Bangladesh, it is assumed, will be a unitary static like Britain & France. Geographically, economically, politically, culturally, and linguistically Bangladesh is a homogeneous entity comprising an area of 55,126 square miles. There will be numerous administrative units at the divisional, district, sub-divisional, thana & union council levels. The district administrative will have to be considered denovo. It is discussed in a separate section.
The form of government shall be parliamentary in which the executive shall be responsible to the legislature. The Awami League is committed to it. In the context of the radically altered situation, there will be no need and justification for retaining three district categories of services as at present. The unitary state with a unitary system of government will immensely simplify the complex structure of existing services as at present. The unitary state with a unitary system of government will immensely simplify the complex structure of existing services. Instead of having three district categories of services, there will be on the nontechnical side, only one category of services which may be named as the Bangladesh Administrative Service. On the technical side, there will be only one category of services to be known as the Bangladesh Scientific and Technical Services.
