Will the Minister for Housing and Works be pleased to state: (a) the details of each employee who has been allotted Government residence in Islamabad, during the last five years in change of transfer from other cities; (b) parent department and city in which each was posted, including the nature of the posting; (c) date of posting to other city and duration of stay at there; date on which applied for allotment of government residence at the other city and Islamabad, respectively; (d) the number in General Waiting List (GWL) maintained at other city and Islamabad respectively; (e) date of allotment at aforesaid station and whether such allotted accommodation was occupied or not; (f) date of allotment of accommodation at Islamabad, after repatriation and whether such accommodation was occupied or not; (g) period of posting at other city; and (h) when each of the aforesaid employees likely to get official residence in Islamabad, according to regular GWL?

Will the Minister for National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that the stipend is being granted to postgraduate trainees doctors in PIMS, Islamabad at present; (b) whether such stipend is paid less than as compare to provinces; (c) if so, the details thereof; if not, the reasons thereof; and (d) what steps have been taken by the Government to increase aforesaid stipend?

Will the Minister for Finance and Revenue be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that the State Bank of Pakistan being a regulator has taken notice of the fact that almost employees of all the banks including Bank Al-Habib Limited, are facing issues regarding late working hours with inadequate salary, job insecurity, low career progression and worst annual increment system etc.; (b) if so, the reasons thereof; and (c) what corrective measures are being taken by the regulator to address aforesaid issues of the banks employees?

Will the Minister for Energy (Power Division) be pleased to state: (a) details of the rate of electricity and the rate of each chargeable charge under different heads for a consumer who consumes 200 units and separately for a consumer who uses 201 units; (b) whether it is a fact that the amount of the bill substantially increases for the consumer who uses 201 units compared to 200 or less; (c) whether it is also a fact that if a consumer consumes 201 units or more in a single month, they are not entitled to the benefits of the rate for less than 200 units for the next six months, even if they use less than 200 units in those months; (d) if so, what is the rationale behind this approach to charging electricity bills in this pattern and is not it unjust to consumers; (e) if so, what corrective measures are being taken to end this injustice and formulate a policy to give maximum benefit to those consumers who consume less than 200 units ofelectricity in a particular month?

Will the Minister for Housing and Works be pleased to state: (a) the details of each employee who has been allotted Government residence in Islamabad, during the last five years in change of transfer from other cities; (b) parent department and city in which each was posted, including the nature of the posting; (c) date of posting to other city and duration of stay at there; date on which applied for allotment of government residence at the other city and Islamabad, respectively; (d) the number in General Waiting List (GWL) maintained at other city and Islamabad respectively; (e) date of allotment at aforesaid station and whether suchallotted accommodation was occupied or not; (f) date of allotment of accommodation at Islamabad, after repatriation and whether such accommodation was occupied or not; (g) period of posting at other city; and (h) when each of the aforesaid employees likely to get official residence in Islamabad, according to regular GWL?

Will the Minister for National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that the stipend is being granted to postgraduate trainees doctors in PIMS, Islamabad at present; (b) whether such stipend is paid less than as compare to provinces; (c) if so, the details thereof; if not, the reasons thereof; and (d) what steps have been taken by the Government to increase aforesaid stipend?

Will the Minister for Water Resources be pleased to state: (a) the details about the present status of Diamer-Bhasha Dam; and (b) how much funds reserved, released and utilized for the said Dam during the last five years alongwith financial year 2024-25?

Will the Minister for National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination be pleased to state: (a) whether the Prime Minister’s Office has taken cognizance of the fact that the Ministry of National Health Services and Regulations allegedly forwarded a summary for the appointment to the post of President of the Pakistan Nursing Council to the care taker Prime Minister and the Cabinet without verification from the Government of Gilgit-Baltistan (GB), which was later denied by the Government of GB; if so, the details thereof; (b) whether any report has been sought from the Ministry in this regard; if not, the reasons thereof; and (c) what corrective measures are being taken by the Government to first rectify the illegal appointment and secondly, what punitive measures are being taken to hold those responsible accountable for such negligence?

Will the Minister for Aviation be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that the country’s three major airports are being outsourced; (b) if so, the reasons thereof alongwith details of components which will be outsourced; (c) whether any physical assets will also be handed over to the outsourcing company; if so, the details thereof; (d) whether Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) rules were fully implemented during outsourcing of operation of such airports; if so, the details thereof; (e) whether any cost-benefit analysis was assessed before undertaking such outsourcing; (f) details of income which has been earned during last three years from each component, which are going to be outsourced and details of income which will be generated after its outsourced; and (g) experience of the company to whom such outsourcing is being handed over?

Will the Minister for Interior be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that Islamabad Traffic Police contrary to providing facilities to motorists by creating awareness guidance and installing warning boards etc. they are continuously imposing fines on the aforesaid poor class commuters at a heavy rate; (b) if so, the level on which traffic police officials are trained with regard to impose a fine to a motorist as well as the rate of fine currently applicable for each violation and when the last time the aforesaid violation rate of each fine was increased; (c) the details of usage and utilization of such receivable amount; and (d) what measures are being taken by the Government to make the traffic police quite friendly for the citizens?

Will the Minister for Interior be pleased to state: (a) the number of water filtration plants that have been installed in Islamabad; (b) how many plants out of these have been installed by the Capital Development Authority (CDA) itself and how many have been installed through charity arrangements; and (c) whether the Government is working on ensuring and implementing that filters which are changed regularly and what corrective measures are being taken for more purity and further ensuring for timely maintenance?

Will the Minister for Interior be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) instead of providing convenience to motorists by creating awareness, installing road signs and warning boards etc, has made routine to impose fines on various pretexts and that too at a heavy rate; (b) if so, the standard on which traffic police are trained with regard to impose a fine to a motorist; (c) the rate of fine currently applicable for each violation and when the last time the rate of each fine was increased; (d) the use of such receivable fines; and (e) what measures are being taken by the Government to make the traffic police people friendly?

Will the Minister for Interior be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that inhabitants of Sectors I-14, I-15 and I-16, Islamabad are facing numerous difficulties of unavailability of public transport route and dilapidated road which is connecting Golra Mor Underpass, Islamabad with the aforesaid sectors; if so, the details thereof; and (b) what steps are being taken by the Government for the construction of aforementioned dilapidated road as well as initiating a public bus service for the residents of aforesaid sectors?

Will the Minister for Interior be pleased to state: (a) the total number of written complaints filed with the Capital Development Authority (CDA) by citizens along-with Wing and Directorate-wise details of each individual complaint filed against any issue related to the CDA or its office bearers from 2022 till date; (b) the Wing and Directorate-wise details of progress on each such complaint filed with the CDA; (c) the total number of cases filed by the FIA against the CDA or any of its employees, particularly from 2021 to date alongwith the nature and details of each individual case; (d) the details of actions taken by the Chairman of the CDA in light of such cases; and (e) what steps are being taken by the Chairman, CDA to improve resolve the issues of applicants particularly related to the Estate Wing of CDA?

Will the Minister for Interior be pleased to state: (a) whether it is fact that Sector E-12, Islamabad which was launched by the Capital Development Authority (CDA) five decades ago, could not develop so far, despite the fact, legitimate allottees have paid dues against plots; if so, the reason thereof; (b) what steps are being taken by CDA regarding development of aforesaid sector in this regard; (c) when will possession be given to the allottees of the aforesaid sector as they are waiting for the possession of their plots for almost thirty five years; and (d) the time by which the development work of the E-12 sector on priority will be completed and possession of the plots will be given to the allottees without further delay to enable them to construct their houses in the said sector?

Will the Minister for Energy (Power Division) be pleased to state: (a) details of the rate of electricity and the rate of each chargeable charge under different heads for a consumer who consumes 200 units and separately for a consumer who uses 201 units; (b) whether it is a fact that the amount of the bill substantially increases for the consumer who uses 201 units compared to 200 or less; (c) whether it is also a fact that if a consumer consumes 201 units or more in a single month, they are not entitled to the benefits of the rate for less than 200 units for the next six months, even if they use less than 200 units in those months; (d) if so, what is the rationale behind this approach to charging electricity bills in this pattern and is not it unjust to consumers; (e) if so, what corrective measures are being taken to end this injustice and formulate a policy to give maximum benefit to those consumers who consume less than 200 units of electricity in a particular month?

Will the Minister for Interior be pleased to state: (a) the Capital Development Authority (CDA) board recently imposed a levy of development charges on allottees in the Sector E-12, Islamabad; (b) if so, the details and justifications thereof, considering that Sector E-12, Islamabad, was launched over three decades ago and many allottees had already paid their dues; (c) whether the imposition of such a levy tantamount to put burden on allottees and reflecting a transfer of the consequences of the CDA’s delayed development onto the allottees; (d) if so, what corrective steps are being taken by the Government to address aforesaid concerns, remove the additional levy for those who paid decades ago; and (e) what planning of CDA is to prevent from such burdens, recurring due to its past failures?

Will the Minister for Energy (Petroleum Division) be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that country's petroleum sector is currently facing issues such as outdated infrastructure, regulatory inconsistencies, financial constraints, environmental and safety concerns, technological limitations, energy security and refinery upgrades; if so, the details thereof; (b) what specific strategies and measures are being proposed or implemented to tackle and address these problems; (c) how can the Government, regulatory bodies and industry stakeholders collaborate to upgrade refineries, improve infrastructure, stabilize regulatory frameworks, enhance financial and investment conditions, mitigate environmental and safety impacts, advance technology; and (d) ensure effective measures against fuel adulteration while strengthening energy security in the sector?

Will the Minister for Industries and Production be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that the industrial sector in the country has been grappling with significant challenges, including soaring electricity costs and financial pressures, leading to the partial or complete suspension of operations by several industrial units; (b) if so, the details thereof and up to what extent these challenges affected the industries; (c) the detail of average number of jobs generated by the industrial sector over the past three years, including any notable positive or negative changes in employment levels during this period; and (d) what specific measures are being implemented by the Government to address these challenges and support the affected industries in order to stabilize and revitalize the above sector?