Chief Inspector Dashnor Sula said the government is digitalizing the inspection system through legal changes. The new system enables remote inspections and electronic reporting. It also allows integrated data management.

Authorities will monitor procedures in real time. The reform aims to increase transparency, accountability and standardization. Officials distributed 143 tablets to regional and local inspectors. The devices will support field work and improve efficiency.

The General Inspectorate will coordinate central and local inspectorates. The system will reduce overlaps and improve resource use. An integrated database for inspection entities is also planned. A training and certification program for inspectors will follow.

Sula said inspectors will work under optimal conditions. He called for responsibility and integrity in performing duties.

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