Balochistan Assembly Adjourned due to Lack of Quorum
Sindh Assembly Leaves Private Members’ Business Unaddressed
Opposition Protests in Sindh Assembly Over Nepotism
Balochistan Assembly Adopts Two Resolutions
Sindh Assembly Passes Four Bills, Adopts One Resolution
Balochistan Assembly Protests against Bureaucracy’s Careless Attitude towards House Business
Sindh Assembly Passes Bills to Establish New Universities
Sindh Assembly Passes Two Government Bills
Sindh Assembly Passes Eight Private Members’ Bills, Adopts Four Resolutions
Balochistan Lawmakers Contribution to Budget Debate Remains High as Compared to Other Assemblies All Female Lawmakers Take Part in Budget Debate ISLAMABAD, June 22, 2017: The Balochistan Assembly passed the Finance Bill 2017 during its 42nd session following debates by nearly 62 percent of the lawmakers, observes Free and Fair Election Network (FAFEN) in its […]
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No female representation in Provincial Cabinet Quetta, March 12, 2017: The women lawmakers contributed 16% agenda of Balochistan Assembly during last 44 months while all women lawmakers participated in the proceedings, says Free and Fair Election Network (FAFEN) on Sunday in a report on Performance of Balochistan Assembly’s Women Legislators during the period between June […]
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No Private Member’s Bill Introduced in 10th Balochistan Assembly Governance Issues Top Priority in Legislation The committees in the Parliamentary democracies are considered as eyes and ears of the legislature. Their role is important to oversee and monitor the working of various ministries of the government and much of the House business is handled through […]
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More than half the members in each assembly refrained from participating in budget discussions as the annual budgets for the Fiscal Year 2015-16 were approved in all provincial legislatures amid protests and numerous cut motions from the opposition parties against government demands for grants, says Free and Fair Election Network in its comparative budget session report. […]
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Based on the direct observation of the parliamentary proceedings, this report is a comparative analysis of the four budget sessions of the Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Punjab and Sindh Assemblies. Markers such as the duration of the budget debate and session, cut motions, demands for grants, delays, and parliamentary outputs form the crux of the comparison. […]
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