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FAFEN Report on National Assembly’s Budget Session

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ISLAMABAD, July 8, 2024: The first annual budget session of the incumbent National Assembly recorded 179 lawmakers participating in the discussions on budgetary...

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#fafen #nationalassembly #shehbazsharif The National Assembly has moved swiftly to okay changes in the law regulating managment of public sector organizations. The bill is intended to bring in changes in the board of directors of power companies. According to the law, management enjoys a three-year fixed tenure. This has been changed. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif rejected allegations that the government was on runaway witch hunt of opposition leaders. Opposition leader Omar Ayub said the government was trying to subdue the opposition and has launched a massive crackdown in this regard.
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Changes In Public Sector Organizations Okayed | Opposition Says Political Appointments on the Cards

#nationalassembly #womenparliamentarians #kashmir Women MNAs have been vilified on the floor of the house--a matter that caught the attention of the house on Tuesday. The matter was referred to the standing committee of the house for change in the rules. The National Assembly also okayed formation of a special committee on Kashmir. The house passed a resolution in this regard and allowed the chairman to handpick its members.
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National Assembly Concerned at Use of Foul Language Against Women MNAs | Kashmir Committee Okayed

#fafen #senate #chitral Senate wrapped up its proceedings on Friday as Senators raised a number of issues including Chitral blackout and imposition of martial law in the country. A senator warned the government of an impending protest. The minister concerned
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Senate Refuses to Declare Jul 5 as Black Day | Chitral Blackout Echoes in Senate

#fafen #pti #tribunal PTI protest in the Senate against the bill for appointment of retired judges in election tribunals. The National Assembly has already passed the bill, and would require President's assent before it turns into a law. The law would empower the Election Commission of Pakistan to appoint retired judges to election tribunals.
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PTI Protest in Senate | Election Tribunals Retired Judges Appointment Bill Passed

#pti #pticandidates #electiontribunals PTI Candidates Election Petitions in Election Tribunals Outnumber Others. According to FAFEN candidates elections petitions in election tribunals is 46 percent. PTI has challenged results of both the national assembly as well as provincial assembly seats. In total 23 election tribunals were set up in all the provinces. However, the process was delayed as the Lahore High Court bound the Election Commission of Pakistan to set up at least six tribunals in accordance with the consultation of the Lahore High Court.
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PTI Candidates Election Petitions in Election Tribunals Outnumber Others

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