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PAC orders NAB to speed up cases
ISLAMABAD - Expressing concern over the slow speed with which corruption cases were being disposed of by accountability courts, the monitoring and implementation committee of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) ordered the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) on Wednesday to take the help of the attorney general to speed up the process.
The committee passed the orders when NAB Additional Director Abdul Hafeez informed it that NAB had moved a reference of Rs 1.7 billion against
The committee passed the orders when NAB Additional Director Abdul Hafeez informed it that NAB had moved a reference of Rs 1.7 billion against
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The NAB official told the committee that NAB was unable to take any action against the culprits because the case was pending since 2002 in the accountability court in Karachi. The committee's convener Yasmeen Rehman told Defence Production Ministry Secretary Israr Ghumman to make arrangements for a quicker trial of the case in the accountability court, but the secretary said the ministry had no legal right. "As NAB moved the case in 2002, its prosecutor
The NAB official told the committee that NAB was unable to take any action against the culprits because the case was pending since 2002 in the accountability court in Karachi. The committee's convener Yasmeen Rehman told Defence Production Ministry Secretary Israr Ghumman to make arrangements for a quicker trial of the case in the accountability court, but the secretary said the ministry had no legal right. "As NAB moved the case in 2002, its prosecutor
PAC wants FIRs registered against corrupt officials
ISLAMABAD - The special committee of the Public Accounts Committee on Monday directed senior officials of the Federal Board of Revenue to lodge criminal FIRs against corrupt officials and present a report before the committee within 15 days.
The committee, which met with Riaz Hussain Pirzada in the chair, reviewed audit objections of the ministries of Defence, Defence Production, Science and Technology and the FBR.
While settling an audit objection of the Ministry of
The committee, which met with Riaz Hussain Pirzada in the chair, reviewed audit objections of the ministries of Defence, Defence Production, Science and Technology and the FBR.
While settling an audit objection of the Ministry of
All PSEs to be audited as per rules, says PAC
ISLAMABAD - Expressing serious concerns over non-production of record by Frontier Works Organization (FWO) before federal audit authorities, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC)'s special team on Thursday said all the public sector entities must be audited under the government's rules of business.
Zahid Hamid chaired the committee meeting. The audit accounts of the Ministry of Defence and Defence Productions for the year 1992-93 and 2001-02 were reviewed. The auditor general of
Zahid Hamid chaired the committee meeting. The audit accounts of the Ministry of Defence and Defence Productions for the year 1992-93 and 2001-02 were reviewed. The auditor general of
Ignoring plea bargain case – Court issues notice to PAC, NAB...
ISLAMABAD - The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Tuesday issued notices to the chairmen of National Accountability Bureau (NAB) and National Assembly's Public Account Committee (PAC) besides Secretary Finance on a petition filed by a former president of Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Bank.
Tahir Abbasi through his lawyer pleaded before a division bench, headed by Chief Justice IHC Iqbal Hameed-ur-Rehman, that the NAB had registered a reference against him in 2002, charging him of
Tahir Abbasi through his lawyer pleaded before a division bench, headed by Chief Justice IHC Iqbal Hameed-ur-Rehman, that the NAB had registered a reference against him in 2002, charging him of
Qadir Gilani may quit PAC II soon
LAHORE - Public Accounts Committee-II (PAC II) Chairman in Punjab Assembly Qadir Gilani is likely to submit his resignation next week after President Asif Ali Zardari expressed dissatisfaction over his performance, Pakistan Today learnt on Thursday.
PPP sources said that poor performance in the Punjab Assembly, coupled with alleged involvement of Abdul Qadir Gilani in the Haj scam, has forced President Zardari to ask for the PM's son resignation.
They said that the expected
PPP sources said that poor performance in the Punjab Assembly, coupled with alleged involvement of Abdul Qadir Gilani in the Haj scam, has forced President Zardari to ask for the PM's son resignation.
They said that the expected
PAC slams reversing of decision to allow used cars’ imports
ISLAMABAD - The special committee of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) on Friday criticised the government for reversing the decision to allow the import of three to five year old used vehicles in the country.
The special committee meeting, chaired by Khawaja Muhammad Asif, called the decision anti-consumers, adding that automobile manufacturers in the country were selling low quality vehicles at exorbitant prices. Zafar Mehmood, secretary of the Ministry of Commerce, told the
The special committee meeting, chaired by Khawaja Muhammad Asif, called the decision anti-consumers, adding that automobile manufacturers in the country were selling low quality vehicles at exorbitant prices. Zafar Mehmood, secretary of the Ministry of Commerce, told the
PAC meeting – ‘DHA City’ status, Defence sec feigns ignorance
ISLAMABAD - Secretary Defence Lt General (retd) Syed Athar Ali Khan on Thursday failed to tell the status of DHA City Lahore to the Public Accounts Committee.
During PAC meeting, when Riaz Fitana asked the secretary defence to clear the position of DHA City Lahore, secretary defence said, "Either DHA City Lahore is the part of Defence Housing Authority or it is a private entity and if it has been launched by a private company then why is the name 'DHA' being used?"
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During PAC meeting, when Riaz Fitana asked the secretary defence to clear the position of DHA City Lahore, secretary defence said, "Either DHA City Lahore is the part of Defence Housing Authority or it is a private entity and if it has been launched by a private company then why is the name 'DHA' being used?"
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No need for RGST if lacunae in tax collection removed: PAC
ISLAMABAD - The Public Accounts Committee on Wednesday observed that if the Federal Board of Revenue removed lacunae in the existing tax collection system, there would be no need to impose Reformed General Sales Tax. The PAC members made this observation when they found that a test check conducted by the auditor general of Pakistan had revealed that the FBR had failed to recover adjudged government dues worth Rs 9.4 billion.
Citing the audit report 2008-09 pertaining to the
Citing the audit report 2008-09 pertaining to the
PAC calls record of Rs 30 million spent by MI
ISLAMABAD - The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) on Tuesday directed the Finance Ministry to present the record of Rs 30 million spent by the Military Intelligence in Dera Bugti for transformers' installation.
According to the Auditor General of Pakistan's Audit Report 2008-09, the Finance Division gave Water and Power Development Authority's Rs 30 million to the Military Intelligence as a reimbursement of the amount already spent on the installation of transformers and provision
According to the Auditor General of Pakistan's Audit Report 2008-09, the Finance Division gave Water and Power Development Authority's Rs 30 million to the Military Intelligence as a reimbursement of the amount already spent on the installation of transformers and provision
PAC to write to PM for retrieval of CDA land
ISLAMABAD - Expressing displeasure over the sluggish attitude of the Capital Development Authority (CDA), the Public Accounts Committee on Monday decided to write a letter to Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani for an early evacuation of CDA's lands under illegal occupation.
The PAC, which met with Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan in the chair, expressed dissatisfaction over the role of CDA in getting its land evacuated from illegal occupants and decided to send recommendations to the prime
The PAC, which met with Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan in the chair, expressed dissatisfaction over the role of CDA in getting its land evacuated from illegal occupants and decided to send recommendations to the prime
Major revision of FCR complete, PAC told
ISLAMABAD - FATA Secretariat Additional Chief Secretary Habibullah Khan on Saturday said a major revision of the Frontier Crimes Regulation (FCR) had been completed and a final announcement in this regard had to be made by the president of Pakistan.
Talking to reporters after attending the meeting of the special committee of the Public Accounts Committee, he said the federal government was focusing on developing and equipping the Levies Force to replace the Khasadar Force.
Talking to reporters after attending the meeting of the special committee of the Public Accounts Committee, he said the federal government was focusing on developing and equipping the Levies Force to replace the Khasadar Force.
PAC angry at SAFRON for refusing audit
ISLAMABAD - The Special Committee of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) on Tuesday took a strict notice of the reply submitted by the Ministry of States and Frontier Regions (SAFRON) in response to a special audit of the goods being used by the ministry.
Auditors apprised the PAC Special Committee that SAFRON, in response to directions for special audit of the goods and vehicles donated by foreign donors, had said in black and white that the ministry was not duty-bound to hold
Auditors apprised the PAC Special Committee that SAFRON, in response to directions for special audit of the goods and vehicles donated by foreign donors, had said in black and white that the ministry was not duty-bound to hold
PAC restricts Sindh universities from borrowing overdrafts
KARACHI: The Sindh Assembly's Public Accounts Committee (PAC) on Tuesday restricted all public universities of the province from borrowing overdrafts from banks for meetings their financial needs.
Sindh PAC Chairman Jam Tamachi Unnar presided chaired the committee meeting at the Sindh Assembly in which he directed the universities' management to contain their expenses within their annual budgetary limits.
The decision was taken after the committee reviewed the 2006-07 and
Sindh PAC Chairman Jam Tamachi Unnar presided chaired the committee meeting at the Sindh Assembly in which he directed the universities' management to contain their expenses within their annual budgetary limits.
The decision was taken after the committee reviewed the 2006-07 and
PAC apprehensive about army probe into NLC scam
ISLAMABAD: The Public Accounts Committee of the National Assembly on Tuesday expressed reservations over the probe being conducted by the Pakistan Army into the National Logistic Cell (NLC) scam on the directions of Army chief General Ashfaq Kayani.
"The PAC has already complied three inquiry reports on the NLC scam and the inquiry report of the Pakistan Army would be considered a fourth one without any status of being a final verdict," PAC Chairman Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan
"The PAC has already complied three inquiry reports on the NLC scam and the inquiry report of the Pakistan Army would be considered a fourth one without any status of being a final verdict," PAC Chairman Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan
Where is the money going, PAC asks varsities
KARACHI: The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of the Sindh Assembly on Monday lambasted state-run universities over the manner in which their expense logs were maintained, and ordered an inquiry into the expenses made without record.
Reviewing audit reports of four universities - NED University of Engineering and Technology, Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences, Mehran University of Engineering and Technology and Agriculture University - PAC Chairman Jam Tamachi and
Reviewing audit reports of four universities - NED University of Engineering and Technology, Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences, Mehran University of Engineering and Technology and Agriculture University - PAC Chairman Jam Tamachi and
PAC seeks report on misuse of development funds
ISLAMABAD
Taking notice of alleged corruption in the utilisation of development funds for members of parliament, the Public Accounts Committee on Monday sought a report from the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development in on the matter.
The Public Accounts Committee met under Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan to review audit objections to Pakistan Railways accounts and misuse of official vehicles by various government departments. The chairman of the prime minister's
Taking notice of alleged corruption in the utilisation of development funds for members of parliament, the Public Accounts Committee on Monday sought a report from the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development in on the matter.
The Public Accounts Committee met under Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan to review audit objections to Pakistan Railways accounts and misuse of official vehicles by various government departments. The chairman of the prime minister's