Violent attacks on transgender community across the country

Increase of Rs. 65 in Pakistan Television license fee

Violent attacks on transgender community across the country

Increase of Rs. 65 in Pakistan Television license fee

Violent attacks on transgender community across the country

Increase of Rs. 65 in Pakistan Television license fee

Not reaching of subsidy on fertilizer and seed to the farmers

Closure of border at Chaman, Balochistan

non-establishment of separate women university in Islamabad

Arrival of twelve Chinese modern fishing trollers in Karachi

The Emigration (Amendment) Bill, 2020

to present the Periodical Report of the Standing Committee for the period July - December, 2019

to present the Periodical Report of the Standing Committee for the period July - December, 2019

The Emigration (Amendment) Bill, 2020

The Emigration (Amendment) Bill, 2020

The Anti-terrorism (Amendment) Bill, 2020]. (Sections 6, 11EE, 11J, 11N, 11O, 11OO, 11Q, 19 and 21EE)

The Code of Criminal Procedure (Amendment) Bill, 2020

The Limited Liability Partnership (Amendment) Bill, 2020

The Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2020

The Control of Narcotics Substances (Amendment) Bill, 2020

The Pakistan Broadcasting Corporation (Amendment) Bill, 2019 (Moved by Mr. Amjid Ali Khan, MNA)

The Regulation of Generation, Transmission and Distribution of Electric Power (Amendment) Bill, 2019], till today be condoned. (Moved by Syed Agha Rafiullah, MNA)

the delay in the presentation of report of the Standing Committee on the amendment in the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the National Assembly, 2007, (moved by Mr. Salahuddin Ayubi, MNA),till today be condoned

The Federal Government Employees Housing Authority Bill, 2019], (moved by Mr. Mehboob Shah, MNA)

The Prohibition of Forced Religious Conversion Bill, 2020], (moved by Mr. Naveed Aamir Jeeva, MNA)

The Control of Narcotics Substances (Amendment) Bill, 2020

The Anti-Money Laundering (Second Amendment) Bill, 2020

The Islamabad Capital Territory Waqf Properties Bill, 2020

The Islamabad Capital Territory Trust Bill, 2020

This House may discuss the performance of Cooperative Housing Societies in Islamabad

This House may discuss the steps being taken by the Government to improve the standard of education for graduate level

This House may discuss the performance of Multan Electric Power Company (MEPCO)

This House may discuss the poor performance of Federal Government Employees Housing Authority (FGEHA)

This House may discuss the steps being taken by the Government with regard to effects of climate change in the country

That under rule 244 (A) of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the National Assembly, 2007 that a Select Committee on Bills be elected comprising of the Members to be nominated by the Hon. Speaker to consider the Private Members’ Bills referred to the Select Committee on Bills on 11-8-2020. The Quorum to constitute a sitting of the Committee shall be one fourth of the total membership of the Committee. The Honourable Speaker may make changes in the composition as and when so required.

Amendment in Rule 108 of the Rules of Procedure.- that in the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the National Assembly, 2007, in rule 108, sub-rule (1) the following amendment may be made:- The Speaker or Chairman of a Committee shall summon a member in custody on the charge of bailable or non-bailable offence to attend a sitting or sittings of the Assembly or meeting of a Committee of which he is a member. CHAPTER XXIII PUBLIC PETITIONS 295. Right of petition.- (1) Any citizen of Pakistan or any natural or legal person residing or having a registered office in the country shall have the right to address, individually or in association with other citizens or persons, a petition to the National Assembly on a matter which affects him, her or them directly. (2) Petitions shall be addressed to the Speaker of the National Assembly and shall be titled as “Public Petition to the National Assembly” and shall show the name, nationality and permanent address of each petitioner. (3) Where a Petition is signed by more than one Petitioner, the signatories shall designate a Left Over 10 representative who shall be regarded as the petitioner for the purposes of this Title. (4) Each Petitioner may at any time withdraw support of petition in writing and on withdrawal of support by all the petitioners the petition shall become null and void. (5) Petitions must be preferably written in official languages, either English or Urdu and sent to the National Assembly Secretariat. However petitions in Provincial or local languages e.g Sindhi, Punjabi, Pashto, Balochi, Kashmiri, Shina, Hindko or Brahvi will also be considered. (6) Petitions shall be entered in a register in the order in which they are received if they comply with the conditions laid down in sub -rule (2); those that do not shall be filed, and the petitioner shall be informed of the reasons for this. (7) Petitions entered in the register shall be forwarded by the Speaker to the Public Petitions committee responsible, which shall first establish the admissibility or otherwise of the petition in accordance with these Rules. (8) Petitions declared inadmissible by the Committee shall be filed; the petitioner shall be informed of the decision and the reasons for it. Where possible, alternative means of redress may be recommended. (9) Petitions, once registered, shall as a general rule become public documents, and the name of the petitioner and the contents of the petition may be published by the National Assembly for reasons of transparency. (10)Notwithstanding the provision of sub -rule (9), the petitioner may request that his or her name be withheld in order to protect his or her privacy, in which case the National Assembly must comply with the request. Where the petitioner's complaint cannot be investigated for reasons of anonymity, the petitioner shall be consulted so as the further steps to be taken. (11)The petitioners may request that his or her petition be treated confidentially, in which case suitable precautions shall be taken by Parliament to ensure that the contents are not made public. The petitioners shall be told under which precise conditions this provision is to apply. (12) Where the Committee deems it appropriate, it may refer the matter to the Ombudsman or to the relevant Government 11 departments or Divisions for redressal. 296. Examination of petitions, Redressal and Report.- (1) Admissible petitions shall be considered by the Committee where the petitioners may be invited to participate in meetings of the Committee if their petition is to be the subject of discussion, or they may ask to be present. The right to speak shall be granted to petitioners at the discretion of the Chair. (2) The Committee shall submit report to the Parliament. The Committee shall, in particular, inform Parliament of the measures taken by the Committee on petitions referred to them by the Parliament. (3) The Committee may seek opinions from other committees that have specific responsibility for the issue under consideration. (4) Where the report deals with, in particular, the application or interpretation of law or proposed changes to existing law, the Standing Committee responsible for the subject-matter shall be associated. If the Committee responsible does not accept such suggestions, the associated committee may table them directly in the House. (5) When investigating petitions, establishing facts or seeking solutions the Committee may organize fact-finding visits to the region concerned by the petition. Reports on the visit shall be drafted by their participants. (6) The petitioner shall be informed of the decision taken by the Committee and the reasons for the decision. When consideration of an admissible petition has been concluded, it shall be declared closed and the petitioner informed.”

Amendment in Rule 122 of the Rules of Procedure.- In the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the National Assembly, 2007, hereinafter referred to as the said Rules, in Rule 122, for the expression “, a Bill, other than a Finance Bill,” the words “every Bill including Finance Bill” shall be substituted

Amendment in Rule 187 of the Rules of Procedure.- In the said Rules, in Rule 187, in the second proviso for the word “four days” the words “ten days” shall be substituted

Amendment in Rule 201 of the Rules of Procedure.- In the said Rules, in Rule 201, 8 (i) after sub-rule (1) the following new sub-rules shall be inserted, namely:- “(1A) A Committee shall also consider the Demands for Grants of the concerned Ministries/Departments and make a report on the same to the Houses. The report shall not suggest anything of the nature of cut motions. (1B) The following procedure shall be followed by each of the Standing Committees in their consideration of the Demands for Grants and making a report thereon to the House:- (a) after the general discussion on the Budget in the House is over, the House shall be adjourned for a fixed period not less than thirty days; (b) the Committees shall consider the Demands for Grants of the concerned Ministries during the aforesaid period; (c) the Committees shall make their report within the period and shall not ask for more time; (d) the Demands for Grants shall be considered by the House in the light of the reports of the Committees; and (e) there shall be a separate report on the Demands for Grants of each Ministry.” (ii) in sub-rule (6),-(a) for the words “Public Sector Development Program (PSDP) the words “complete Demands for Grants and Budgetary Proposals” shall be substituted; (b) for the words “budgetary proposals relating to the Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP)” the words “complete budgetary proposals” shall be substituted; (iii) in sub-rule (7), for the words “PSDP” the words “budgetary proposals” shall be substituted

Amendment in Rule 239 of the Rules of Procedure.- that in the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the National Assembly, 2007, in rule 239, the words “in consultation with the Minister concerned” shall be deleted.”

In rule 61, the following new proviso shall be added, namely:- “Provided that days allotted for discussion on the President’s address shall not exceed more than ten working days in any case.”

Insertion of new Rule 197-A in the Rules of Procedure.- In the said Rules, after Rule 197, the following new Rule 197-A shall be inserted, namely: 197-A. (1) The Federal Government shall present a Quarterly Report on the execution of the budget passed by the Assembly. The report shall, when received, be laid on the table by Minister for Finance. (2) Every quarterly report, shall stand referred to the Standing Committee on Finance Revenue which will scrutinize the report and present its findings to the House within the number of days allocated by the Speaker. After the Committee report is presented to the House, the Speaker shall fix a number of days for its discussion. (3) The Assembly may, by a resolution, express its opinion or make any observation or recommendation on the report