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PARLIAMENTARIANS’ TAX DIRECTORY FOR YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2016 (Published on 27 July 2017) FOREWORD Public trust and accountability across the board are the hallmarks of any strong democracy. The actions of public representatives in any democracy serve as an example for its citizens. Similarly, tax compliance by Parliamentarians plays an important role in promoting a culture of tax compliance in any country. Studies have shown that citizens exhibit a higher motivation to pay taxes when their public representatives act as role models by being tax compliant. In order to fulfil its commitment to transparency and accountability, the government published a tax directory of Honorable Parliamentarians for the tax years 2013, 2014 and 2015. This step was widely welcomed and appreciated as a measure to introduce greater transparency and promote a culture of tax compliance in the country. In line with the tradition of the last three years, a similar effort has been made to publish a tax directory of the Honorable Parliamentarians for the tax year 2016. The directory contains tax details of members of the Senate of Pakistan and Members of the National and Provincial Assemblies. I would like to appreciate the efforts of the Federal Board of Revenue for compiling and publishing this tax directory. Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics and Privatization This Directory has been tabulated from Returns filed manually and electronically (till 26-Jul-2017). Manually filed Returns have been entered into the system. Note: Certain Parliamentarian, whose names are marked by *, have share income as Members of Associations of Persons. Since, Association of Persons pay tax as a separate entity, such share is not taxable in the hands of the Members. SENATE OF PAKISTAN Tax Paid by AOPs in Constituency Name CNIC Tax Paid which Taxpayer is a Member BALOCHISTAN ADVOCATE MUHAMMAD DAUD KHAN ACHAKZAI 5420210962027 199,680 - BALOCHISTAN ASHOK KUMAR 4230183529279 2,069,899 - BALOCHISTAN HAFIZ HAMDULLAH 5420148513947 50,181 - BALOCHISTAN JEHAN ZEB JAMALDINI 5410296067221 4,451 - BALOCHISTAN KALSOOM PERVEEN 5440049179520 13,021 - BALOCHISTAN MIR ISRARULLAH KHAN ZEHRI 5140146841599 364,798 - BALOCHISTAN MIR KABIR AHMED 5120171586289 5,497,855 - BALOCHISTAN MIR NAIMATULLAH ZEHRI 5120102797521 34,941 - BALOCHISTAN MOHAMMAD YOUSAF 5440059486225 3,242,540 - BALOCHISTAN MOLANA ABDUL GHAFOOR HAIDERI 5120135386339 417,404 - BALOCHISTAN MUFTI ABDUL SATTAR 5160211375201 17,470 - BALOCHISTAN MUHAMMAD USMAN KHAN KAKAR 5620209644903 50,181 - BALOCHISTAN MUHAMMAD YOUSAF 4230195242047 703,764 - BALOCHISTAN NASEEMA EHSAN 5440028205360 34,941 - BALOCHISTAN NAWABZADA SAIFULLAH MAGSI 5440023747593 34,941 - BALOCHISTAN ROZI KHAN KAKAR 5440066389799 49,923,783 - BALOCHISTAN SAEEDUL HASSAN MANDOKHAIL 5440007253709 35,241 - BALOCHISTAN SARDAR FATEH MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD HASSANI 5440018336601 400,202 - BALOCHISTAN SARDAR MUHAMMAD AZAM 5630434730673 25,341 - BALOCHISTAN SHAHBAZ KHAN DURRANI 5140122912335 50,181 - FATA HIDAYAT ULLAH 2110519937797 323,838 - FATA MALIK NAJAMUL HASSAN 1430162390745 478,059 - FATA MOMIN KHAN 2120140973509 438,726 - FATA SAJJAD HUSSAIN 1430190943609 5,877,912 - FATA TAJ MUHAMMAD AFRIDI 4230167090489 35,284,413 - FEDERAL AREA DR.RAHILA GUL MAGSI 4130780903360 102,881 - FEDERAL AREA MUSHAHID HUSSAIN SYED 6110121469589 51,328 - FEDERAL AREA OSMAN SAIFULLAH KHAN 6110117877463 2,246,416 - FEDERAL AREA SARDAR MUHAMMAD YAQOOB KHAN NASAR 6110165336177 6,987 - KPK BAZ MUHAMMAD KHAN 1110127810241 50,351 - KPK FARHATULLAH BABAR 6110154547939 533,677 - KPK HAJI SAIFULLAH KHAN BANGASH 6110120262255 54,040 - KPK ILYAS AHMAD BILOUR 1730115844939 944,667 - KPK JOHN KENNETH WILLIAMS 1730112291303 74,441 - KPK KHANZADA KHAN 6110118626997 5,460 - KPK LIAQAT KHAN * 1620249404371 429,399 414,051 KPK MOHAMMAD AZAM KHAN SWATI 1310169473977 123,861 - KPK MUHAMMAD JAVED ABBASI 1310128320421 225,691 - KPK MUHAMMAD TALHA MEHMOOD 6110172999627 32,495,268 - KPK MUHSIN AZIZ 1730189397339 8,896,012 - KPK NAUMAN WAZIR 1730182605477 759,036 - KPK NISAR MUHAMMAD 1730183036159 34,941 - KPK RUBINA KHALID 6110123017610 34,941 - KPK SALAH UD DIN TIRMIZI 3740503268401 373,870 - KPK SHAHI SYED 4230107490217 1,930,367 - KPK SIRAJUL HAQ 1730170030789 34,941 - KPK SITTARA AYAZ 1730114213648 24,621 - KPK SYED SHIBLI FARAZ 6110184968625 55,448 - PUNJAB AITZAZ AHSAN 3520225144397 13,854,833 - PUNJAB AYESHA RAZA FAROOQ 3520226384804 632,709 - PUNJAB CH.TANVIR KHAN 3740524823953 1,643,604 - PUNJAB GHOUS MUHAMMAD KHAN NIAZI 3820152643875 246,903 - PUNJAB HAMZA 3330177539693 24,443 - PUNJAB KAMIL ALI AGHA 3520272805689 50,181 - PUNJAB KAMRAN MICHAEL 3520236994487 190,451 - PUNJAB KHALIDA PARVEEN 6110181028874 34,941 - PUNJAB LT GENERAL ® ABDUL QAYYUM 3740616240669 1,650,273 - PUNJAB MOHAMMAD ISHAQ DAR 3520005936859 4,617,328 - PUNJAB MUHAMMAD MOHSIN KHAN LEGHARI 3520130596139 24,941 - PUNJAB MUHAMMAD ZAFARULLAH KHAN DHANDLA 3810105923583 17,470 - PUNJAB MUSHAHID ULLAH KHAN 6110190129881 11,313 - PUNJAB NAJMA HAMEED 3740541589392 18,083 - PUNJAB NUZHAT SADIQ 6110108440614 1,478,588 - Tax Paid by AOPs in Constituency Name CNIC Tax Paid which Taxpayer is a Member PUNJAB PERVAIZ RASHEED 3520106379201 137,271 - PUNJAB PROF. SAJID MIR 3460321143445 203,314 - PUNJAB RAJA MUHAMMAD ZAFAR-UL-HAQ 6110162326975 134,039 - PUNJAB SALEEM ZIA 4230119358457 17,470 - PUNJAB SARDAR ZULFIQAR ALI KHAN KHOSA 3520010787103 245,933 - PUNJAB SAUD MAJEED * 3120252720553 2,935,210 2,950,925 PUNJAB SYED MUHAMMAD NEHAL HASHMI 4250153200785 424,941 - PUNJAB ZAHEER-UD-DIN BABAR AWAN 6110160270367 5,576,832 - SINDH ABDUL REHMAN MALIK 6110166936463 19,076 - SINDH COL (R) SYED TAHIR HUSSAIN MASHHADI 4220107549311 214,767 - SINDH DR. MUHAMMAD FAROGH NASEEM 4230112477359 20,233,725 - SINDH FAROOQ HAMID NAEK 4230163459469 7,851,012 - SINDH GIANCHAND 4430237174963 111,171 - SINDH HARI RAM 4230136887107 17,470 - SINDH ISLAMUDDIN SHAIKH 4550422383119 1,000,262 - SINDH KARIM AHMED KHAWAJA 4220107520877 62,895 - SINDH KHUSHBAKHT SHUJAT 4230177003562 794,764 - SINDH MIAN RAZA RABBANI 4200071425027 492,201 - SINDH MUHAMMAD ALI SAIF 6110191411763 184,578 - SINDH MUHAMMAD ATEEQ SH 3740586397283 467,539 - SINDH MUKHTIAR AHMED DHAMRAH -- AAJIZ 4420479433935 34,947 - SINDH NASREEN JALIL 4230125518928 50,181 - SINDH NIGHAT MIRZA 4210124278986 20,965 - SINDH SAEED GHANI 4230136003421 99,840 - SINDH SALEEM MANDVIWALLA 4230139463501 1,347,362 - SINDH SASSUI PALIJO 4230152386194 40,018 - SINDH SEHAR KAMRAN 4200061576654 34,941 - SINDH SHERRY REHMAN 6110103922450 1,026,892 - SINDH SYED MUZAFAR HUSSAIN SHAH 4220161524613 149,667 - NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF PAKISTAN NA-1 ALHAJ GHULAM AHMAD BILOUR 1730183282059 34,941 - NA-3 SAJID NAWAZ 1730113405653 34,941 - NA-5 IMRAN KHATTAK 1720121049393 409,883 - NA-7 MAULANA MUHAMMAD GOHAR SHAH 1710103788599 17,470 - NA-8 AFTAB AHMAD KHAN SHERPAO 1730121664745 1,797,016 - NA-9 AMIR HAIDER KHAN 1610111287003 61,791 - NA-10 ALI MUHAMMAD KHAN 1610260446177 65,686 - NA-11 MUJAHID ALI 1610111503015 34,941 - NA-12 ENGINEER USMAN KHAN TARRAKAI 1620233927891 14,470 - NA-16 KHIAL ZAMAN AURAK ZAI 1430155917145 863,415 - NA-17 DR MUHAMMAD AZHAR KHAN JADOON 1310108381115 285,406 - NA-18 MURTAZA JAVED ABBASI 1310173549999 1,116,045 - NA-19 BABR NAWAZ KHAN 1330222794813 20,729 - NA-20 SARDAR MUHAMMAD YOUSAF 1350377310465 247,773 - NA-22 QARI MOHAMMAD YOUSIF 1320207343101 39,741 - NA-24 MOLANA FAZAL UR REHMAN 1210389413581 50,181 - NA-29 MURAD SAEED 1560213921701 34,941 - NA-30 SALIM REHMAN 1560230984341 34,941 - NA-31 IBADULLAH 1550502221449 36,062 - NA-33 SAHIBZADA TARIQ ULLAH 1570112408731 34,941 - NA-34 SHAHIB ZADA MUHAMMAD YAQUB 1530687136029 19,470 - NA-39 SYED GHAZI GULAB JAMAL 1730162594525 34,944 - NA-41 GHALIB KHAN 1210173056639 34,941 - NA-43 BISMILLAH KHAN 2110519937805 3,341,843 - NA-44 SHAHAB UD DIN KHAN 2110622617175 34,941 - NA-45 ALHAJ SHAH JEE GUL AFRIDI 1730190958419 56,603 - NA-46 NASIR KHAN 1730174523301 34,941 - NA-47 QAISAR JAMAL * 2240124873549 58,941 727,250 NA-48 ASAD UMAR 4230182114707 6,368,864 - NA-49 DR. TARIQ FAZAL CHUDHARY 3740505903091 177,860 - NA-50 SHAHID KHAQAN ABBASI * 6110180422527 2,659,183 549,400 NA-51 RAJA MUHAMMAD JAVED IKHLAS 3740585595647 77,381 - NA-52 CH NISAR ALI KHAN 3740591042609 1,192,618 - NA-53 GHULAM SARWAR KHAN 3740615681717 139,867 - Tax Paid by AOPs in Constituency Name CNIC Tax Paid which Taxpayer is a Member NA-54 MALIK IBRAR AHMED 3740523677531 61,259 - NA-55 SHEIKH RASHID AHMED 3740510982415 505,966 - NA-56 IMRAN KHAN 6110149665401 159,609 - NA-57 SHEIKH AFTAB AHMED 3710145732707 1,098,486 - NA-58 MALIK IHTEBAR KHAN 3740587478099 150,371 - NA-59 MUHAMMAD ZAIN ELLAHI 3710117008223 57,113 - NA-60 MAJOR RTD TAHIR IQBAL 3720107884141 217,046 - NA-61 SARDAR MUMTAZ KHAN 3720394357635 74,061 - NA-62 CHAUDHRY KHADIM HUSSAIN 3730176152503 63,757 - NA-64 PIR MUHAMMAD AMIN UL HASNAT SHAH * 3840101942431 4,615,179 1,484,391 NA-65 MOHSIN SHAH NAWAZ RANJHA 3840399290985 82,563 - NA-66 CHUDHARY HAMID HAMEED 3840321747795 49,371 - NA-67 DR. ZULFIQAR ALI BHATTI 3840320671479 146,527 - NA-68 SARDAR MUHAMMAD SHAFQAT HAYAT KHAN 3840215948169 50,181 - NA-69 MUHAMMAD UZAIR KHAN 6110152339293 34,941 - NA-70 MALIK SHAKIR BASHIR AWAN 3840322711139 230,879 - NA-71 OBAID ULLAH SHADI KHEL 3630226297271 158,127 - NA-72 AMJID ALI KHAN 6110104567237 1,098,931 - NA-73 ABDUL MAJEED KHAN 3810322546633 50,181 - NA-74 DR MUHAMMAD AFZAL KHAN DHANDLA * 3810106138803 85,426 3,140,143 NA-75 GHULAM RASOOL SAHI 3520140946509 17,470 - NA-76 MUHAMMAD TALLAL CHOUDHARY 3310042894987
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    5 6 4 7 3 5 2 4 1 8 0 3 2 1 10 9 Mapping Future Political Leadership of Pakistan Scorecards on Honourable Senators' Performance 2015-2016 5 6 4 7 3 5 2 4 1 8 0 3 2 1 10 9 Mapping Future Political Leadership of Pakistan Scorecards on Honourable Senators' Performance 2015-2016 PILDAT is an independent, non-partisan and not-for-profit indigenous research and training institution with the mission to strengthen democracy and democratic institutions in Pakistan. PILDAT is a registered non-profit entity under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860, Pakistan. Copyright ©Pakistan Institute of Legislative Development And Transparency PILDAT All Rights Reserved Printed in Pakistan Published: June 2016 ISBN: 978-969-558-645-7 Any part of this publication can be used or cited with a clear reference to PILDAT. Supported by Islamabad Office: P. O. Box 278, F-8, Postal Code: 44220, Islamabad, Pakistan Lahore Office: P. O. Box 11098, L.C.C.H.S, Postal Code: 54792, Lahore, Pakistan E-mail: [email protected] | Website: www.pildat.org PILDAT SCORECARDS ON HONOURABLE SENATORS' PERFORMANCE, 2015-2016 CONTENTS Preface Executive Summary Rationale 15 Methodology of Assessment 16 Framework of Assessment of the Performance of a Senator of Pakistan 18 Chairman and Deputy Chairman 19 Top 5 Ranks 23 1. Senator Col. (r) Syed Tahir Hussain Mashhadi (Sindh, MQM) 25 2. Senator Muhammad Usman Khan Kakar (Balochistan, PMAP) 26 3. Senator Saeed Ghani (Sindh, PPP-P) 27 4. Senator Mushahid Hussain Sayed (Federal Capital, PML) 28 5. Senator Muhammad Talha Mehmood (KP, JUI-F) 29 6.
  • January 2018 NEWS COVERAGE PERIOD from JANUARY 29TH to FEBRUARY 4TH 2017

    January 2018 NEWS COVERAGE PERIOD from JANUARY 29TH to FEBRUARY 4TH 2017

    The Globalization Bulletin Environment January 2018 NEWS COVERAGE PERIOD FROM JANUARY 29TH TO FEBRUARY 4TH 2017 DENSE FOG DISRUPTS LIFE IN PUNJAB Business Recorder, January 29, 2018 Lahore: Dense fog and poor visibility during the night and morning hours continue to disrupt life as the Highway Police has warned the commuters against unnecessary travelling to avoid fatal accidents. The Met office has said that weather remained cold and dry in most parts of the country on Sunday. Dense fog prevailed over plain areas of Punjab and Sukkur division. Dense fog is likely to occur in plain areas of Punjab and upper Sindh during the night and morning hours on Monday. As the blanket of fog disrupted normal traffic on motorways and national highways in Punjab and Sukkur division it also disrupted flight and train schedule due to poor visibility. With regard to synoptic situation the Met office said that a westerly wave is likely to enter western parts of the country tonight and likely to grip upper parts on Monday. It may persist over northern areas till Tuesday. Predicting rain/snowfall on Monday and Tuesday, it said rain/thunderstorm is expected at scattered places in Malakand, Hazara, Mardan, Quetta, and Zhob divisions, Fata, Gilgit Baltistan and Kashmir while at isolated places in Bannu, Peshawar, Kohat, Kalat, Rawalpindi, Gujranwala, Sargodha divisions and Islamabad on Monday/Tuesday. Snowfall is also expected in Malakand division, Gallyat, Naran, Kaghan, Murree, Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan during the period. https://epaper.brecorder.com/2018/01/29/5-page/696776-news.htl SOME 20,000 PREMATURE DEATHS LINKED TO AIR POLLUTION The Express Tribune, January 29th, 2018.
  • YPF Report.Cdr

    YPF Report.Cdr

    PERFORMANCE OF YOUNG PARLIAMENTARIANS June 2016 - May 2017 (Fourth Parliamentary Year) NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF PAKISTAN FREE AND FAIR ELECTION NETWORK www.fafen.org I www.openparliament.pk I www.parliamentfiles.com +fafenorg @_fafen fafen.org YOUNG MPs SPONSOR 51 LEGISLATIVE PROPOSALS DURING 4TH PARLIAMENTARY YEAR Young lawmakers of MQM excel in annual parliamentary performance scorecard 23 legislators stay mum throughout fourth parliamentary year Aliya Kamran of JUI-F most punctual and Hamza Shehbaz of PML-N least punctual among young lawmakers Pakistan has a large section of young population and their Young Parliamentarians representation in the legislatures has also increased in recent years. Forum (YPF), a platform The Young Parliamentarians Forum (YPF) of the National Assembly established to assist and comprises 78 lawmakers who are below 40 years of age. The annual develop future political performance statistics showed that as many as 55 out of 78 young leadership of the country lawmakers took part in the proceedings of the National Assembly defines “young during the fourth parliamentary year. The remaining lawmakers did not parliamentarians” as “all contribute to the agenda and debates of the House. Majority of these members who are 40 non-participating lawmakers (17) belonged to PML-N while three were years of age or under at associated with PPPP and one each with MQM, PML-F and the time of election”. Independent group. ACTIVE YOUNG LAWMAKERS 43 As 30 29 20 16 14 Number of MN 6 5 3 3 2 Contribution Calling Points of Questions Bills Resolutions Motion under Presentation Amendments Adjournment Matter of to Debates Attention Order (Starred and Rule 259 of Reports to the Rules Motions Public Notices Unstarred) Importance under Rule 87 The data revealed that the young lawmakers mostly contribute agenda in collaboration with their senior colleagues.
  • January 2016 NEWS COVERAGE PERIOD JANUARY 25TH to JANUARY 31ST, 2016 PROTESTERS DEMAND PROPER SHARE for GB in CPEC Dawn, January 25Th, 2016

    January 2016 NEWS COVERAGE PERIOD JANUARY 25TH to JANUARY 31ST, 2016 PROTESTERS DEMAND PROPER SHARE for GB in CPEC Dawn, January 25Th, 2016

    January 2016 NEWS COVERAGE PERIOD JANUARY 25TH TO JANUARY 31ST, 2016 PROTESTERS DEMAND PROPER SHARE FOR GB IN CPEC Dawn, January 25th, 2016 ISLAMABAD: A large number of people belonging to Gilgit-Baltistan, including members of the area’s legislative assembly, on Sunday held a protest demonstration in front of National Press Club demanding proper share in China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). They also demanded that GB should be declared the fifth province of Pakistan so that the people of the backward area could get their basic rights. The protest was organised by the Youth of Gilgit-Baltistan, a non-political platform representing the youth of the area. Speaking on the occasion, member of the legislative assembly, Kacho Imtiaz, said people of GB could not get their basic rights even after 68 years. “We had passed a resolution in the legislative assembly that there should be three hubs of CPEC in GB but only one station is being given to us for loading and unloading of goods. Moreover, no industrial zone is being set up in GB,” he complained. Another MLA, Haji Rizwan, said basic rights should be ensured for the people of GB. “Moreover, the government of PML-N should implement the National Action Plan (NAP) in its letter and spirit and take action against terrorists instead of using the law for its own benefits,” he said. The protesters also demanded that Gilgit-Baltistan should get representation in the National Assembly, Senate and the National Finance Commission. Talking to Dawn, chairman of the GB Youth’s coordination committee, Hasnain Kazmi, said the government should give basic rights to the people of GB.