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Honorable Secretary of the Balochistan Assembly
Provincial Assembly of Balochistan, Secretariat
Quetta
Respected Secretary,
We, the citizens of Pakistan, strongly demand that the Provincial Assembly of Balochistan makes public the attendance record of its Members in line with the principles of openness, transparency and public accountability. This is also in line with the spirit of the available constitutional and legal provisions that seek to protect the right to information.
Citizens have a right to know the performance of their representatives, including their attendance in the House as well as the Standing Committees of the provincial Assembly in order to make rational political and electoral decisions. Such information helps develop a culture of accountability, which is a cornerstone of democratic governance.
The Senate, the National Assembly and the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab have already set the good example of providing the citizens about the attendance on a daily basis. The Provincial Assembly of Balochistan should also follow the suit and immediately makes the attendance record of its Members public through its website and other public communication mechanisms as a step towards improved transparency.
CC:
Speaker, the Balochistan Assembly
Deputy Speaker, the Balochistan Assembly
Honorable Secretary of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly
Provincial Assembly of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Secretariat
Peshawar
Respected Secretary,
We, the citizens of Pakistan, strongly demand that the Provincial Assembly of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa makes public the attendance record of its Members in line with the principles of openness, transparency and public accountability. This is also in line with the spirit of the available constitutional and legal provisions that seek to protect the right to information.
Citizens have a right to know the performance of their representatives, including their attendance in the House as well as the Standing Committees of the provincial Assembly in order to make rational political and electoral decisions. Such information helps develop a culture of accountability, which is a cornerstone of democratic governance.
The Senate, the National Assembly and the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab have already set the good example of providing the citizens about the attendance on a daily basis. The Provincial Assembly of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa should also follow the suit and immediately makes the attendance record of its Members public through its website and other public communication mechanisms as a step towards improved transparency.
CC:
Speaker, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly
Deputy Speaker, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly
Honorable Secretary of the Sindh Assembly
Provincial Assembly of Sindh, Secretariat
Karachi
Respected Secretary,
We, the citizens of Pakistan, strongly demand that the Provincial Assembly of Sindh makes public the attendance record of its Members in line with the principles of openness, transparency and public accountability. This is also in line with the spirit of the available constitutional and legal provisions that seek to protect the right to information.
Citizens have a right to know the performance of their representatives, including their attendance in the House as well as the Standing Committees of the provincial Assembly in order to make rational political and electoral decisions. Such information helps develop a culture of accountability, which is a cornerstone of democratic governance.
The Senate, the National Assembly and the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab have already set the good example of providing the citizens about the attendance on a daily basis. The Provincial Assembly of Sindh should also follow the suit and immediately makes the attendance record of its Members public through its website and other public communication mechanisms as a step towards improved transparency.
CC:
Speaker, the Sindh Assembly
Deputy Speaker, the Sindh Assembly
Sr.No. | Title of Petition | Petition No. | Closing Date | Preview Petition | Status | File Petition |
1 | Attendance record of Balochistan Assembly | PE-0001 | December 31, 2017 | Open | ||
2 | Attendance record of Sindh Assembly | PE-0003 | December 31, 2017 | Open |
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