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Sindh Assembly Session Prorogued

ISLAMABAD, September 23, 2013: The Sindh Assembly’s seventh session was prorogued on Wednesday as the House adopted two resolutions during the sixth and last sitting.

One of the resolutions by MQM legislator expressed grief over the loss of lives in the Balochistan earthquake. The other resolution, also moved by an MQM legislator, was on the growing number of street children in Karachi.

The Sindh Healthcare Commission Bill 2013, introduced in an earlier sitting, was sent to a special committee for review.

A privilege motion was moved by a PTI member on the irresponsive attitude of the municipal commissioner of South district Karachi and other officials to his calls regarding poor sanitation conditions in his constituency. The matter was referred to a special committee.

The Speaker presided over the sitting. The Chief Minister did not attend the sitting while the Leader of the Opposition was present. The parliamentary leaders of PPPP, MQM, PMLF and PTI attended the sitting.

Six lawmakers spoke for 17 minutes on an MQM sponsored adjournment motion to discuss the poor garbage collection in Karachi.

Following are some key observations of the House proceedings:

Members’ Participation in House Proceedings

Output

Representation and Responsiveness

Order and Institutionalization

Transparency

The Daily Factsheet is based on direct observation of Sindh Assembly proceedings conducted by Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF), a member organization of FAFEN

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