Reform Commissions of Bangladesh

The Reform Commissions of Bangladesh were formally announced on 11 September 2024 by the Chief Adviser of the interim government of Bangladesh, Muhammad Yunus. Based on the aspirations of the July Uprising of that year, their goal was to establish universal consensus regarding reforms required for the rebuilding of an anti-authoritarian and anti-fascist Bangladesh.

Eleven commissions were subsequently appointed, those considering reforms in public administration, anti-corruption, the judiciary, the police, the constitution, the electoral system, local government, women's affairs, labour rights, mass media, and healthcare. Additionally, a six-member task force led by the governor of Bangladesh Bank, Ahsan H. Mansur, was appointed to reform the banking sector. Four of the reform commissions submitted their reports to Muhammad Yunus on 15 January 2025.