Al Borsa has released what it claims to be the most recent draft (pdf) of the Civil Service Act’s executive regulations. The Planning Ministry is hoping to issue these regulations mid-next month. The 205-article draft sets criteria, procedures and standards for hiring, training, and promoting civil servants. The law sets up a special adjunct to any government minister in charge of running the civil service functions of their ministry. But the standout feature of the regs include the employee evaluations. In addition to being assessed by his or her direct superior and colleagues, bureaucrats will now be also assessed by the public at large. A bureaucrat’s standing and position will be determined by these evaluations. You can view our coverage of the Civil Service Act itself here for a refresher on the law and its features.