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Balochistan Assembly: Question Hour Deferred Due to Minister’s Absence

ISLAMABAD, August 13, 2015: The Balochistan Assembly could not take up any of the questions on its agenda as the relevant minister was not present for the sitting on Thursday, says Free and Fair Election Network (FAFEN).

The House passed two bills which included the Balochistan Hotels Restriction (Security) Bill 2015, and the Balochistan Rented Building Restriction (Security) Bill 2015.

The sitting started 72 minutes behind the schedule with 24 lawmakers (37%) present at the start and 22 (34%) at the time of adjournment. The House adopted three resolutions demanding the judicial inquiry into child abuse cases in Kasur, implementation on Prime Minister’s special package for Chaghi announced after nuclear explosion in 1998 and rehabilitation of families in respectable manner after demolition of their houses in sector I-11 Islamabad.

Following are some key observations of the assembly proceedings:

Members’ Participation in House Proceedings

Output

Representation and Responsiveness

Order and Institutionalization

Transparency

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This daily factsheet is based on direct observation of the Balochistan Assembly proceedings conducted by Center for Peace and Development (CPD) – a member organization of FAFEN. Errors and omissions are excepted.

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