1 (52nd Session)

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY SECRETARIAT

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“QUESTIONS FOR ORAL ANSWERS AND THEIR REPLIES”

to be asked at a sitting of the National Assembly to be held on

Monday, the 12th February, 2018

201. *Sahibzada Tariq Ullah: (Deferred during 51st Session)

Will the Minister for Foreign Affairs be pleased to state:

(a) the names of countries which support in respect of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor; and

(b) the efforts made in this regard?

Minister for Foreign Affairs (Khawaja Muhammad Asif): (a) & (b) CPEC is a flagship project of President Xi’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), which is aimed to promote peace and development as well as to achieve shared prosperity.

This project will help create employment opportunities for thousand of Pakistanis; it will plug the energy shortfall; establish a network of infrastructure of roads and rail tracks; and develop the industrial base of Pakistan. If we see the bigger picture, CPEC will enhance connectivity of Pakistan with the adjoining regions including Central Asia, Middle East, Africa and beyond. The tangible benefits of CPEC would not be limited to the people of our two countries but people across regions would benefits from the dividends of this project.

A number of countries have shown keen interest in CPEC and related projects. 2 203. *Ms. Shagufta Jumani: (Deferred during 51st Session)

Will the Minister for Commerce and Textile be pleased to state:

(a) the International standard of export to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) ratio prevalent in the world at present; and

(b) the year-wise Pakistan’s export to GDP ratio during the last five years?

Minister for Commerce and Textile (Mr. Muhammad Pervaiz Malik): (a) No international standard or benchmark of Export to GDP Ratio is being used in the world at present. However, a higher Export to GDP Ratio depicts a healthier picture of an economy.

(b) Pakistan’s year-wise Export to GDP Ratios during the last five years have been as follows:

(Value in US$ Billion) —————————————————————————————— Year Exports GDP Export to GDP Ratio (% Share) —————————————————————————————— 2012-2013 24.460 231.431 10.57 2013-2014 25.110 244.690 l0.26 2014-2015 23.667 270.935 8.74 2015-2016 20.787 279.189 7.45 2016-2017 20.422 304.377 6.71 —————————————————————————————— (Source: Pakistan Bureau of Statistics)

1. *Shaikh Rohale Asghar:

Will the Minister for Inter-Provincial Coordination be pleased to state the games of which national level teams exist in the country at present? 3 Minister for Inter-Provincial Coordination (Mr. Riaz Hussain Pirzada): Presently, the following 38 National Sports Federations are affiliated with :—

1. Athletics Federation of Pakistan 2. 3. Pakistan Badminton Federation 4. Pakistan Basketball Federation 5. Pakistan Billiard & Snooker Association 6. Pakistan Bodybuilding Federation 7. Pakistan Federation Baseball 8. Pakistan Boxing Federation 9. Pakistan Bridge Federation 10. Chess Federation of Pakistan 11. Pakistan Cycling Federation 12. Equestrian Federation of Pakistan 13. Pakistan Football Federation 14. 15. Pakistan Handball Federation 16. Pakistan Hockey Federation 17. Pakistan Judo Federation 18. Pakistan Ju-Jitsu Federation 19. Pakistan Karate Federation 20. Pakistan Kabaddi Federation 21. Pakistan Polo Association 22. Pakistan Netball Federation 23. National Rifle Association of Pakistan 24. Pakistan Rowing Federation 25. Pakistan Rugby Union 4

26. Pakistan Sailing Federation 27. Ski Federation of Pakistan 28. Pakistan Squash Federation 29. Pakistan Swimming Federation 30. Softball Federation of Pakistan 31. Pakistan Table Tennis Federation 32. Pakistan Taekwondo Federation 33. Pakistan Tennis Federation 34. Pakistan Tenpin Bowling Federation 35. Pakistan Volleyball Federation 36. Pakistan Weightlifting Federation 37. Pakistan Wrestling Federation 38. Pakistan Wushu Federation.

All the above National Sports Federations have their national teams. They conduct annual national, junior, senior and women championships. These teams also participate in international events held at home and abroad.

2. *Ms. Nighat Parveen Mir:

Will the Minister for Foreign Affairs be pleased to state the name of countries with which Pakistan has no diplomatic relations at present?

Minister for Foreign Affairs (Khawaja Muhammad Asif): Pakistan has no diplomatic relations with Israel and Armenia.

3. *Ms. Asyia Naz Tanoli:

Will the Minister for Foreign Affairs be pleased to state:

(a) whether it is a fact that the building of Pakistan High Commissioner in Malaysia has been sold;

(b) whether tender therefor was given in the newspapers; if so, the names and addresses of newspapers thereof; 5 (c) the names and addresses of the directors of the firms/ companies applied for the purchase of said building;

(d) the break-up of the rates offered by the interested firms/offices for purchase of said building;

(e) the total amount collected from the said sale;

(f) the names alongwith designations of the members of the Committee constituted for sale of said building; and

(g) whether PPRA Rules have not been adopted/followed in the said sale by the members of the said sale Committee?

Minister for Foreign Affairs (Khawaja Muhammad Asif): (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), (f) & (g) The building of Pakistan High Commission at Kuala Lumpur has not been sold. Further, there is no proposal under consideration of selling the Government owned property in Kuala Lumpur.

4. *Shaikh Rohale Asghar:

Will the Minister for Foreign Affairs be pleased to state the names of countries with which Pakistan has diplomatic relations at present?

Minister for Foreign Affairs (Khawaja Muhammad Asif): We have diplomatic relations with all countries of the world except Israel and Armenia.

5. *Mrs. Shahida Rehmani:

Will the Minister for Commerce and Textile be pleased to state the number of Preferential Trade Agreements signed by Pakistan since 01-01-2013 alongwith the details thereof?

Minister for Commerce and Textile (Mr. Muhammad Pervaiz Malik): Pakistan has not signed any Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) since 01-01-2013. 6 6. *Ms. Zahra Wadood Fatemi:

Will the Minister for Commerce and Textile be pleased to state the measures taken by the Government since June, 2013 to enhance Pakistan’s exports of non-traditional items to those countries that have not figured in our export drive campaigns?

Minister for Commerce and Textile (Mr. Muhammad Pervaiz Malik): The following measures taken by the Government since June, 2013 to enhance Pakistan’s exports of non-traditional items to those countries that have not figured in our export:

1. In the wake of export promotion and enhancing product diversification in the value added sectors, the Strategic Trade Policy Framework (STPF), 2012-15 announced the following initiatives:

a) Marketing Development Assistance for Regional countries.

b) Encouraging opening of retail outlets abroad.

c) Subsidizing 50% Cost of Plant and Machinery for Dates and Olive Processing.

d) Subsidizing 50% cost of plant and machinery for establishing processing plants for fruits and vegetables in Gilgit-Baltistan (GB).

e) Mark-up subsidy @ 50% of the prevailing mark-up rate, for setting up of Meat processing plants in bordering provinces.

f) Mark-up subsidy @ 100% of the prevailing mark-up rate and 50 % subsidy for wire saw cutting machinery to reduce wastages for establishing mining and processing in KPK, GB and Baluchistan.

2. Under the Strategic Trade Policy Framework (STPF), 2015-18, special focus has been given on the development of non-traditional export products. The initiatives inter-alia include: 7 a) Technology Up-gradation: An incentive for technology up-gradation in the shape of investment support of 20% of Rs. 1 (one) million per annum per company.

b) Mark-up support of 50% upto a maximum of Rs. 1 (one) Million per annum per company for import of new plant and machinery of Rs. 1 (one) million per annum per company.

c) Product Development: Matching grant upto a maximum of Rs. 5 (five) Million for specified plant and machinery or specified items to improve product design and encourage innovation in SMEs and export sectors of leather, pharmaceutical and fisheries.

d) Branding & Certification Development Support: Matching grant to facilitate the branding and certification for faster growth of the SME and export sector in Pakistan’s economy through Intellectual Property Registration (including trade and service marks), Certification and Accreditation.

e) Draw-back for local taxes and levies (DLTL): DLTL is being given to exporters on free on board (FOB) values of their enhanced exports if increased by 10% and beyond (over last year’s exports) at the rate of 4% on increased exports.

3. In order to improve the competitiveness of export oriented sectors through value addition, the restructuring and strengthening of Pakistan Horticulture Development & Export Company (PHDEC), Strengthening of Skill Development Institutes (funded under EDF) and creation of new sector-specific Export Promotion Councils in Leather Rice and pharmaceutical sectors are underway.

4. The Government announced Export Enhancement Package of PKR 180 billion for boosting exports, which is applicable for about 18 months from 16th January, 2017 to 30th June, 2018. This incentive was enhanced further vide Economic Co-ordination Committee (ECC) of the Cabinet decision dated 6th October 2017 to encourage exports of textile and non-textile items to non- traditional markets. Salient features of the package are as under: 8 a. 50 percent of the rate of incentive for the eligible textile and non-textile sectors already announced in the PM package shall be provided on the same terms as for the period January to June, 2017 without condition of increment.

b. Remaining 50 percent of the rate of incentive shall be provided, if the exporter achieves an increase of 10 percent or more in exports as compared to corresponding period of the last year.

c. An additional 2% drawback shall be provided for exports to non-traditional markets i.e. Africa, Latin America, non- EU European countries, Commonwealth of Independent States and Oceania as given in sub-paras (a) and (b), above.

5. EXIM Bank has been established to facilitate export credit and for reducing cost of borrowing for exporting sectors on long term basis. This will also reduce their risks through export credit guarantees and insurance facilities.

6. There is consistent effort for negotiating additional market access for Pakistani products in the target markets — FTA negotiations with Turkey and Thailand are at an advanced stage. Furthermore, Pakistan is negotiating with Indonesia and China to enhance coverage for Pakistani products under the existing PTA and FTA.

7. To further diversity export markets, a “Look Africa” policy has been launched by the Commerce Division to promote and facilitate trade to capture new markets.

8. In order to promote exports to new markets, Trade Development Authority of Pakistan is undertaking various export promotional activities through trade exhibitions and delegations.

7. *Malik Muhammad Amir Dogar:

Will the Minister for Foreign Affairs be pleased to state:

(a) whether the Government intends to provide assistance in issuance of visa to patients suffering from Liver diseases and transplant the same from India; 9 (b) whether it is also a fact that Indian Embassy does not issue visas to such patients and they are facing severe problems; and

(c) whether the Ministry has taken special arrangements in this regard so far?

Minister for Foreign Affairs (Khawaja Muhammad Asif): (a), (b) & (c) In May 2017, the Government of India made visas for all Pakistani patients conditional to each application being personally referred by Pakistan’s Foreign Minister to the External Affairs Minister of India. This is against diplomatic norms and inter-state practice. Subsequently, this has resulted in immense problems for Pakistani patients, many of whom require life saving interventions and have been seeing Indian doctors for a long time. The matter has been raised with the Indian Government which has not relented.

2. The Indian Government has been issuing visas to selected cases, often in response to applicants requesting the EAM on twitter, mainly for political point scoring.

3. Pakistan has consistently maintained that the humanitarian issues should not be held hostage to politics. The Foreign Office has highlighted this issue at all levels including through the Spokesperson’s briefings.

4. We have highlighted the dire need for provision of such facilities in Pakistan to ensure that Pakistani patients are not dependent on exploitation and treatment in other countries.

5. Our Mission in Turkey is actively engaged with the host Government to explore the possibility of Pakistani patients obtaining treatment preferable at concessional rates. According to the information, the patients are going to Turkey. Ministry of NHSRC could furnish brief regarding developments of requisite facilities in Pakistan.

8. *Ms. Musarat Rafique Mahesar:

Will the Minister for Commerce and Textile be pleased to state:

(a) the performance made under the Technology Up-gradation Fund since its creation; and 10 (b) the total funds allocated and disbursed to support new investments in priority sectors alongwith the details thereof?

Minister for Commerce and Textile (Mr. Muhammad Pervaiz Malik): (a) Technology Up-gradation was announced under strategic Trade Policy Framework 2015-18, details are as follow:

i. 20% investment support upto a maximum of Rs. 1 (one) million per annum per company will be available for import of new plant and machinery.

ii. 50% of markup support on up-gradation of technology will be provided for import of new machinery/plant, subject to a maximum of Rs. 1 (one) Million per annum per company for import of new plant and machinery.

An amount of PKR100 million were allocated to State Bank of Pakistan for this scheme in FY year 2016-17. However, as per report of State Bank of Pakistan not a single claim under this scheme is received so far. The amount was surrendered due to non receipt of any claim.

(b) Following sectors are identified as priority sectors: Fans, Home Appliances, Rice, Cutlery, Sports Goods, Leather, Pharmaceutical, Fisheries, Meat, Fruits, Vegetables, Dates, Olives and Guar gum.

An amount of PKR 500 million in FY 2016-17 was released to State Bank of Pakistan for export development initiatives which were announced to support the above priority sectors for technology up-gradation, product development, agro processing and branding and certification. Only PKR 13.3 million were disbursed. SBP surrendered the rest of the amount to Finance Division in FY 2016-17.

An amount of 5 billion has been allocated by the Finance Division in FY 2017-18. Scheme wise allocation is being allocated in consultation with State Bank of Pakistan.

9. *Mr. Muhammad Jamal Ud Din:

Will the Minister for State and Frontier Regions be pleased to refer to the Starred Question No. 71 replied on 18-1-2018 and to state: 11 (a) the village and tehsil-wise Masajid/ Madaris demolished/ affected during the Military Operations in South Waziristan Agency (SWA); and

(b) the Masjid/ Madarsa-wise funds allocated for reconstruction/ rehabilitation in SWA during financial year 2017-18?

Minister for State and Frontier Regions [Lt. Gen. (Retd.) Abdul Qadir Baloch]: (a) At Sub-Division Ladha, a total of 578 number of Masajids and Madrassas were demolished / affected during Military Operations in South Waziristan Agency, whereas at Sub-Division Sarwarkai, a total of 266 number of Masajids and Madrassas were demolished.

(b) No survey has been conducted and resultantly no allocation has been made for the rehabilitation of Masajids in South Waziristan Agency, during the current Financial Year, 2017-18. The reply, therefore, may be considered as Nil.

10. *Mr. Muhammad Muzammil Qureshi:

Will the Minister for Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development be pleased to refer to the Starred Question No.187 replied on 20-12-2017 and to state whether there is any proposal under consideration of the Government to enhance the pension of beneficiaries of the Employees Old Age Benefits Institute; if so, the details; if not, the reasons thereof?

Minister for Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development (Pir Syed Sadaruddin Shah Rashidi): No proposal is under consideration to enhance the pension of beneficiaries of EOBI.

11. *Sheikh Salahuddin:

Will the Minister for States and Frontier Regions be pleased to state the steps taken by the Government for the repatriation of Afghan Refugees from the country during the last four years till date?

Minister for State and Frontier Regions [Lt. Gen. (Retd.) Abdul Qadir Baloch]:  The repatriation of registered Afghan Refugees is guided 12 by the principle of voluntarism and gradualism as embedded in the Tripartite Agreement signed between Governments of Pakistan, Afghanistan and UNHCR. The Federal Cabinet in its meeting held on 03-01-2018 extended the legal stay of registered Afghan refugees holding PoR cards and Tripartite Agreement upto 31-01-2018. The Ministry of SAFRON has also submitted the Summary for further extension in PoR Cards and Tripartite Agreement till 30-06-2018 which is under consideration of the Cabinet.

 Under this program more than 4.3 million registered Afghan refugees have been repatriated to Afghanistan since 2002 which is marked as the largest voluntary repatriation program in UNHCR’s history.

 The encourages repatriation of Afghan Nationals to their country of origin. Repatriation of Afghans is also considered as the most preferred option.

 During the last four years maximum repatriation has been carried out in 2016 when repatriation grant for returnees was increased from USD 200 to USD 400 per returnee by UNHCR which has again been decreased to USD 200 in 2017.

 Government of Pakistan has approached the traditional/non- traditional donors to provide funding to increase the repatriation grant to USD 400 so that maximum reparation may be carried out.

 Similarly, Ministry of SAFRON is approaching Government of Afghanistan to initiate developmental projects especially for returnee Afghan Refugees from Pakistan.

 After approval of the Federal Cabinet, more than 800,000 unregistered Afghan have been documented under the Afghan Citizen Card (ACC) project which has given them identity and they will be linked with Government of Afghanistan and will be repatriated with the assistance of IOM. A comprehensive Policy for Management and Repatriation of Afghan Refugees in Pakistan is also under consideration.

12. *Mr. Muhammad Muzammil Qureshi:

Will the Minister for Commerce and Textile be pleased to state whether the Ministry has conducted any study with the 13 coordination of other Ministries to improve the quality of products at par with the international standards in order to enhance exports of the country; if so, the details; if not, the reasons thereof?

Minister for Commerce and Textile (Mr. Muhammad Pervaiz Malik): Commerce Division through an extensive consultative process with all the relevant stakeholders from private and public sector formulated Strategic Trade Policy Framework (STPF) 2015-18. The policy was announced with the objective of promoting exports, maximizing gains from trade, enhancing competitiveness and fostering investment opportunities to achieve export-led- growth of the economy. Detailed schemes of incentives and regulations were formulated to improve the quality of products at par with international standards in order to enhance exports of the country. Following measures were taken by the Government of Pakistan for promoting product sophistication and diversification:

a. Product Development: Matching grant upto a maximum of Rs. 5 (five) Million for specified plant and machinery or specified items to improve product design and encourage innovation in SMEs and export sectors of leather, pharmaceutical and fisheries.

b. Branding & Certification Development Support: Matching grant to facilitate the branding and certification for faster growth of the SME and export sector in Pakistan’s economy through Intellectual Property Registration (including trade and service marks), Certification and Accreditation.

c. Draw-back for local taxes and levies (DLTL): DLTL is being given to exporters on freight on board (FOB) values of their enhanced exports if increased by 10% and beyond (over last year’s exports) at the rate of 4% on increased exports.

d. Technology Up-gradation: An incentive for technology up- gradation in the shape of investment support of 20% and mark-up support of 50% upto a maximum of Rs. 1 (one) Million per annum per company for import of new plant and machinery.

2. In the recent past the following measures have been taken by the Government to diversify markets, promote exports and improve balance of trade: 14 i. An Export Enhancement Package of PKR 180 billion applicable for 18 months from 16th January, 2017 to 30th June, 2018 was approved to facilitate exports and to arrest declining trends. This incentive for 2017-18 would be available to those exporters who would achieve an increase of 10% in annual exports. Out of the total annual allocation, an amount of PKR 107.5 billion has been allocated to the textile sector (PKR 87.5 billion for draw-backs and PKR 20 billion for withdrawal of duties / taxes on import of cotton and machinery). An amount of PKR 12.5 billion is the annual allocation for draw- backs on export of non-textiles (other value added sectors).

ii. To further facilitate the exporters, the existing package has been enhanced further vide Economic Co-ordination Committee (ECC) of the Cabinet decision dated 6th October 2017. The salient features are as under:

a. 50 percent of the rate of incentive for the eligible textile and non-textile sectors already announced in the PM package shall be provided on the same terms as for the period January to June, 2017 i.e. without condition of increment.

b. Remaining 50 percent of the rate of incentive shall be provided, if the exporter achieves an increase of 10 percent or more in exports as compared to corresponding period of the last year.

c. An additional 2% drawback shall be provided for exports to non­traditional markets i.e. Africa, Latin America, non-EU European countries, Commonwealth of Independent States and Oceania as the same condition as in sub­para (a) and (b).

13. *Ms. Parveen Masood Bhatti:

Will the Minister for Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development be pleased to state the total number of Pakistanis sent/went to the Gulf countries for employments during the tenure of the present Government?

Minister for Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development (Pir Syed Sadaruddin Shah Rashidi): Around 3,268,702 Pakistanis were sent/ went to the Gulf countries for employment during the tenure of the present Government (June, 2013 to December, 2017). 15 14. *Ms. Shamas Un Nisa:

Will the Minister for States and Frontier Regions be pleased to state:

(a) the reasons behind the delay in the Federal Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) reforms and merger of the FATA with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa; and

(b) the expected time by which the process therefor will be completed?

Minister for State and Frontier Regions [Lt. Gen. (Retd.) Abdul Qadir Baloch]: (a) The FATA Reforms Committee headed by Mr. Sartaj Aziz, undertook extensive consultations with all the stakeholders and subsequently submitted its report to the Prime Minister in August, 2016 and was also placed before both the Houses of the Parliament. The report has proposed merger of FATA with KPK as the best available option for mainstreaming FATA. Though it is the best way forward, prior to merger, a number of actions in the judicial, administrative, and political and development sectors are to be initiated, and leading up to FATA’s integration with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province. Foregoing in the view, some delay is unavoidable due to the complex nature of the actions involved in the process.

(b) The Government indeed recognizes the sacrifices rendered and hardships faced by the tribal people and that is precisely why a well throughout multipronged strategy is devised to bring them at par with the rest of the Pakistani citizens and keeping in view the complexity and significance attached to FATA Reforms, a definite time period for the completion of all the required actions cannot be defined for the time being.

15. *Dr. Shazia Sobia:

Will the Minister for Inter-Provincial Coordination be pleased to state the steps being taken by the Government to make the domestic structure of Pakistan Hockey more competitive?

Minister for Inter-Provincial Coordination (Mr. Riaz Hussain Pirzada): As per prevailing system of sports in Pakistan, primarily it is the responsibility of National sports federations to take measures for the promotion 16 of their respective sports. However, due to financial constraints faced by them, the federations are to a great extent dependent upon Government for financial support.

Pakistan Sports Board facilitates the federations in the following forms:—

(i) Release of annual and special grants.

Annual grants are meant for holding mandatory annual championships as well as day to day expenses. Special grants are for participation of Pakistan teams in international tournaments at home and abroad other than mega events like Olympics, Commonwealth, Asian Games etc. Detail of funds provided during the last five years to Pakistan Hockey Federation are attached at Annex-A.

(ii) Training and participation of sports persons in mega international events like Olympics, Commonwealth, Asian Games etc.

(iii) Facilitation of foreign teams visiting Pakistan.

(iv) Development of sports stadia and play grounds including laying of synthetic surfaces.

Domestic activities carried out by Pakistan Hockey Federation during 2016 and 2017 are enumerated in Annex-B.

Pakistan Hockey Federation has also taken the following initiatives to devise a high performance structure for hockey to lead as high performance sport with enhanced performance of national senior and junior team at all major events:—

 Hockey-5 Super Hockey League.  Pakistan Premier Hockey League (PHL).  Hockey-5 Super Hockey League.  National Champions Trophy. 17  Residential based Hockey Academies.  National Excellence Academy as high performance Centre.  Youth development relating to high performance (Youth available from club/school hockey).  Technical Official’s education and coaching education programmes.  Education and accreditation system. DELIVERY OBJECTIVES 2018/ 2019:  Appointment of high performance Director.  Developing high performance structure and establish the coaching education pathway system in line with AHF and FIH guidelines.  Junior team to be given international exposure — at least 10-15 matches before Junior World Cup.  National team development squad, international matches’ exposure 15-20 international matches.  Asian Champions Trophy October 2018.  2nd Hockey-5 Super League.  2nd 9-a-side Super League.  5 Level-1 Coaching Courses, Coaches 30.  5 Level-2 Coaching Courses, Coaches 30.  5 Level-3 Coaching Courses, Coaches 20.  5 Technical Officials Clinics.  5 Umpiring Clinics.  Physical fitness and nutritionist clinics.  Video-analyst, IT related clinics.  FIH Coaching Course for National Coaches. (Annexures have been placed in the National Assembly Library) 18 16. *Ms. Tahira Aurangzeb:

Will the Minister for Commerce and Textile be pleased to state:

(a) the date on which construction work of the State Life Tower in was started; and

(b) whether construction work of said Tower has not been completed so far; if so, the reasons thereof?

Minister for Commerce and Textile (Mr. Muhammad Pervaiz Malik): (a) Construction of State life Tower — Islamabad is being carried out in 02 phases.

Phase — I consist of 03 basement + Grounds + 04 floors ( Structural Works only)

 Work awarded in June - 2010  Work completed in June - 2008

Phase — II consisted from 5th to 18 floors (civil, electrical & plumbing), heating, ventilation and Air conditioning and lift works.

Civil Electrical and plumbing works

 Work awarded in June — 2010

HVAC works

 Work awarded in May — 2016

Lift works

 Work awarded in Feb - 2013

Scheduled date of completion of entire project : 31st December, 2018

(b) Reasons of delay (Annexure - “A”) 19

Annexure-A

i. Plot demarcation issues;

The plot allotted by CDA to SLIC has undergrounded culvert found underneath the plot. After taking up the matter with CDA, the plot was re-demarcated. ii. De-watering during excavation and raft foundation:

The building consists of 03 basements. During excavation, there was huge quantity of seepage water/streams which were requires to be disposed-off through laying out of draining system and the system for the same was redesigned and executed. iii. Earth Quake in October 2005. Work suspended & re- designed as per revised CDA by- laws:

Due to severe earthquake in October 2005 in Islamabad, the structural stability further strengthened/modified and redesigned was made by the designed consultant M/s.

Suhail & Pasha as per CDA’srevised By — laws. HVAC design change. iv. Due to moratorium of gas supply from SNGPL: The system was re-designed from the gas to electric which increase the electric load 03 times, resulting into additional time and cost. v. Scraping HVAC (Heating, Ventilation & air-conditioning) tender on 19-11-2013 and retender on 12-02-2015:

 Due to non-availability of board of Directors  PPRA Rule issue. vi. Revision of fire-fighting rules by CDA in 2010:

Capital Development Authority (CDA) revised the fire-fighting & safety rules in 2010 Accordingly, system was redesigned from 20 conventional system to sprinkler fire-fighting, which resulted into cost variation of Rs. 36.65 million. vii. Elevators/Lift supplied by the contractor didn’t meet the tender specification: the lifts supplied by the contractors m/s ziafco were found geared instead of gearless machines as per tender specifications . SLIC did not accept the said supply, board real estate committee has recommended to deduct Rs.2.3 million from bid amount of contractor after accepting the geared lifts instead of gearless. viii. Matters could not be finalized due to non-availability of BoD from April 2013 until November 2014 (22 Months)

Due to non-availability of BoD, the matter Requiring approval of BoD, could not be finalized Chairman (senate), Secretary (Ministry of Commerce), Chairman (SLIC) and Director along with their engineering Teams are paying regular visits to site for early completion of project. After resolution of most of bottlenecks, the construction pace has increased during last 3-4 months and its going on smoothly to completion. The scheduled date of completion of entire project is 31st December, 2018.

17. *Ms. Khalida Mansoor:

Will the Minister for Commerce and Textile be pleased to state the steps taken by the present Government to enhance trade relations with France?

Minister for Commerce and Textile (Mr. Muhammad Pervaiz Malik): France is one of Pakistan’s most important trading partners in the European Union. Steps being taken by the present Government to enhance trade relations with France are as follows:

 High level political engagements:

Minister for Commerce & Textile and Attorney General of Pakistan visited Belgium, Germany & France from 16-20th October 2017 to 21 interact with political and trade leadership in wake of upcoming review of GSP+ status for Pakistan.

 Pakistani’s participation in Trade in Services Agreement (TISA) and WTO Mini Ministerial Conference at OECD.

The then Commerce Minister visited Paris from 31st May to 2 June 2016 to attend above meetings and discussed issues of mutual interest including promotion of Pakistan’s trade and economic activity, GSP Plus Review, and export diversification to maximize the advantages offered by GSP Plus in his meeting with Ms. Arancha Gonzales, Executive Director of International Trade centre (ITC).

 Trade Exhibitions:

France in general and Paris in particular is one of Europe’s trading hubs. Each year many exhibitions are organized in Paris, some events on a bi-annual basis, some on an annual and others held once in two years. Not only do the local buyers but also buyers from across Europe participate in these exhibitions.

Pakistan has participated in the following trade fairs to enhance trade with France: 22

Encouraging Joint Ventures:

Pakistan’s mission in France is working with the French Oil & Gas exploration group Axens for the possibility of a joint venture with PPL to explore Oil & Gas in Pakistan. Expo Pakistan: The participation of French businessmen in EXPO Pakistan, which was held in November, 2017, was very encouraging.

18. *Ms. Shakila Luqman:

Will the Minister for Foreign Affairs be pleased to state the year- wise total number of prisoners released by the Government of Pakistan having nationality of India and Bangladesh separately since June, 2013?

Minister for Foreign Affairs (Khawaja Muhammad Asif): India:

According to the data shared by Ministry of Interior with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on various occasions, a total of 2071 (2044 fishermen and 27 Civilian) prisoners were released by Government of Pakistan from June 2013 to date. Year wise data of the released prisoners is given below: 23 Statement Showing Release of Indian Civilian/Fishermen Prisoners (For the year-wise statement) —————————————————————————————— Sr. No. Year Indian Prisoners Total

Civilian Fishermen —————————————————————————————— 1. June, 2013 09 372 372 2. 2014 06 185 191 3. 2015 04 449 453 4. 2016 01 392 393 5. 2017 07 509 516 6. 2018 NIL 146 146 —————————————————————————————— Total 27 2044 2071 —————————————————————————————— The statistics relating to Bangladeshi prisoners are maintained by Ministry of Interior which has been requested to share the same with the Foreign Office (Copy enclosed).

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19. *Ms. Nafeesa Inayatullah Khan Khattak:

Will the Minister for Commerce and Textile be pleased to state:

(a) whether it is a fact that some Pakistan export products remain the same for the last five years till date; if so, the names thereof; and

(b) whether it is also a fact that Pakistan is losing its share in the export market; if so, the reasons thereof?

Minister for Commerce and Textile (Mr. Muhammad Pervaiz Malik): (a) Yes, it is a fact that the major Pakistani products have remained same for the last five years, however, the share of non-traditional items has increased over the last three years in the total exports of the country. The list of names and exports, in value terms, of the products is attached at Annex-I.

(b) Pakistan’s export performance has shown a positive growth in the current financial year 2017-18. However, the overall share in the world exports has remained same during the year. The reasons for stagnant share in the world’s exports are as under: 25 i. High cost of Production: Pakistan’s exports have become uncompetitive overtime due to high cost of production. The cost of raw materials, energy and labour has lowered Pakistan’s share as compared to the regional competing countries.

ii. Ease of Doing Business: Due to extensive and time consuming procedural requirements, Pakistan is ranked 147th out 190 countries of the world in Doing Business Indicator.

iii. Low Competitiveness: Pakistani products are uncompetitive due to inefficiencies in the supply chain. Pakistan is ranked 115 out of 138 in the Global Competitiveness Index 2017-2018.

iv. Supply-side Constraints: The out-dated technology, poor infrastructure, and lack of research and development have lowered the productivity of export oriented sectors over the years.

v. Narrow Export Basket: Pakistan export basket has remained limited to three major products (Textile products, Rice and Leather goods). The share of these product groups account for more than 70 percent of total exports.

vi. Lack of Market Diversification: Similarly, export destinations are concentrated to six markets which account for more than 60% of national exports. The major countries of our exports are USA, China, UAE, Afghanistan, and Europe.

vii. Lack of Value Addition: Pakistan’s exports are dominated by primary and intermediate goods rather than value-added finished products, for instance, 74% of food items and 40% exports of textiles are primary commodities.

(Annexure has been placed in the National Assembly Library)

20. *Mrs. Shahida Rehmani:

Will the Minister for Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development be pleased to state the total number of special labour-incentive employment programmes initiated by the Government since June, 2013? 26 Minister for Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development (Pir Syed Sadaruddin Shah Rashidi): After the 18th Constitutional Amendment the subject of labour, including child labour, is the exclusive domain of provinces. Jurisdiction on labour to the extent of Islamabad Capital Territory lies with ICT Labour Department, Chief Commissioner’s Office. Provinces are now responsible for legislation and implementation of labour laws.

The Provincial Labour Departments and ICT Administration have been requested to inform total number of special labour-incentive employment programmes initiated by them since, June, 2013.

The Labour Department, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has informed that being a law enforcing entity and a regulator, enforces various labour laws to safeguard workers from exploitation, and welfare/incentive initiatives fall outside its domain. The Ministry has found their reply unsatisfactory and they have been requested to furnish the requisite information.

The information from other provinces and ICT is still awaited despite several reminders (telephonically too).

21. *Mr. Muhammad Jamal Ud Din:

Will the Minister for Inter-Provincial Coordination be pleased to state whether there is any proposal under consideration of the Government to establish Cricket Academy in South Waziristan Agency under the Public Sector Development Programme 2018-19?

Minister for Inter-Provincial Coordination (Mr. Riaz Hussain Pirzada): has already developed High Performance Centers (Academies) at and Multan. This is in addition to an academy in . Recently, PCB has signed an MoU with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government for a state-of-the-art cricket academy in .

At the moment there are no plans under consideration with PCB to establish a cricket academy in South Waziristan Agency.

22. *Sheikh Salahuddin:

Will the Minister for Kashmir Affairs and Gilgit-Baltistan be pleased to state the names of development projects launched in 27 Azad Jammu and Kashmir by the Ministry during the last four years alongwith the value thereof separately?

Minister for Kashmir Affairs and Gilgit-Baltistan (Mr. Muhammad Barjees Tahir):

List of the Projects alonovith names and value in AZAD JAMMU & KASHMIR is as under:- —————————————————————————————— S.No. Name of the Projects Total Cost (Million) —————————————————————————————— 1. 48 MW Jagran Hydro Power 7056.000 Project AJK.

2. Athmuqam — Keran Bypass Road. 765.653

3. Construction of Rathoua Haryam 6480.189 Bridge across Reservoir Channel on Mirpur Islamgarh Road.

4. MBBS Medical College Mirpur. 2760.159

5. Mir Waiz Muhammad Farooq 2702.410 Shaheed Medical College, Muzaffarabad

6. Nauseri — Leswa Bypass Road. 878.650

7. Water Supply and Sewerage 6989.970 Scheme Mirpur City and Hamlets.

8. Legislative Assembly, AJ&K 2846.859

9. Water Supply Scheme Chackswari 200.000 Phase-II, District Mirpur AJ&K

10. Multi-Sector Rehabilitation & 3735.345 Improvement Project in AJ&K (MSRIP) —————————————————————————————— 28 23. *Ms. Nighat Parveen Mir:

Will the Minister for Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development be pleased to state the total amount available in the Workers Welfare Fund at present?

Minister for Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Develop- ment (Pir Syed Sadaruddin Shah Rashidi): Following is the detail of total amount available in WWF Trust Fund Account being maintained by AGPR as on 30-11-2017 (Reconciliated figure with AGPR) —————————————————————————————— (A) Balance of WWF Trust Fund Account 115 001 734 573 with AGPR. (B) Contribution yet to be transferred to 48 447 271 401 WWF Trust Fund Account. (C) Total WWF Funds (A + B). 163 449 005 974 —————————————————————————————— 24. *Ms. Khalida Mansoor:

Will the Minister for Commerce and Textile be pleased to state the steps taken by the Government to enhance the trade with United Kingdom during the current financial year?

Minister for Commerce and Textile (Mr. Muhammad Pervaiz Malik):

1. Brexit study group:

Brexit Study Group first meeting was held on 13th July, 2017 in Ministry of Commerce. Representatives from the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FPCCI), Pakistan Institute of Development Economics (PIDE), Pakistan Business Council (PBC) and officials of UK High Commission attended the group meeting to discuss the post-Brexit scenario and continuity of same level of market access for Pakistan in the UK Market post 2019.

2. High level political and trade engagements:

Following high level political and trade engagements took place with UK during current financial year; 29 a. Visit of UK Minister of State for Trade, Mr. Greg Hands

UK’s Minister of State for Trade, Mr. Greg Hands visited Pakistan from 18th to 20th Sept., 2017 and held very fruitful meetings in the Ministry of Commerce wherein matters of bilateral interest were discussed. During the talks, overview of the bilateral trade and steps undertaken to enhance it were discussed in detail. Furthermore, Mr. Greg Hands conveyed Govt. of UK’s willingness to continue EU’s GSP+ Scheme even after Brexit. b. Visit of UK PM’s Trade Envoy, Mr. Rehman Chisthi

UK PM’s Trade Envoy to Pakistan, Mr. Rehman Chishti visited Pakistan from 8th to 10th Nov., 2017 and attended Expo Pakistan and held meeting with the Minister for Commerce and Textile and Secretary Commerce to discuss bilateral trade ties and ways to enhance bilateral trade.

Furthermore, another visit of the Trade Envoy to Pakistan along- with a trade delegation is scheduled to be held from 12th to 15th Feb., 2018 during which he will hold meetings in the Ministry of Commerce and attend a business lunch to be hosted by the Secretary Commerce in honor of the Trade Envoy. c. Visit of Mayor of London, Mr. Sadiq Khan

Mayor of London visited Pakistan from 6th to 8th Dec, 2017 and visited Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad. He visited Ministry of Commerce for a meeting with Minister for Commerce and Textile on 7th December, 2017.

During the meeting, Minister for Commerce and Textile explained the current exports trends, importance of UK as an export market for Pakistan and expressed appreciation for the decision of UK Government to extend same duty free access to Pakistan as granted by the EU under its GSP Plus scheme. The UK High Commissioner not only re-emphasized the commitment of UK but also stated that UK is even more committed to Pakistan than it was before Brexit. 30

Both sides agreed to take steps for promoting bilateral interest, projecting success stories of investment and creating a win-win for both sides.

Afterwards a business forum and lunch was hosted in honor of the Mayor by the Minister for Commerce and Textile at Marriott, Islamabad where prominent leaders of the Business community were invited to promote bilateral ties and strengthen commercial relations.

Trade promotional activities undertaken by Trade Development Authority of Pakistan:

 Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) has taken several steps to enhance trade with UK during the current financial year. During the mango season, 500 KGs mangoes were dispatched to UK as Promotional campaign; while a delegation of 26 members from UK was invited / hosted during Expo Pakistan in November 2017.

 A delegation of Cutlery Association is scheduled to visit UK in April 2018.

 Like every year, Pakistan pavilions have been and will be set-up in the following international exhibitions in UK 31 25. *Sahibzada Muhammad Yaqub:

Will the Minister for Commerce and Textile be pleased to state:

(a) the names of top five countries with reference to trade at present; and

(b) the volume of trade with the said countries at present?

Minister for Commerce and Textile (Mr. Muhammad Pervaiz Malik): (a) & (b) The names of the top five countries with reference to their trade with Pakistan and volume of their respective trade during the last two years are shown in the following table:

(Amount in US$ Million)

Source; Pakistan Bureau of Statistics

26. *Ms. Shakila Luqman:

Will the Minister for Commerce and Textile be pleased to state whether it is a fact that China has given a proposal to Pakistan to setup a Trade Centre on Pakistan China border for promoting bilateral trade; if so, the detail thereof?

Minister for Commerce and Textile (Mr. Muhammad Pervaiz Malik): There is no such proposal under consideration at present.

27. *Ms. Nafeesa Inayatullah Khan Khattak:

Will the Minister for Foreign Affairs be pleased to state whether it is a fact that India is working on a plan to change the Muslim 32 majority in occupied Kashmir into Minority; if so, the steps taken/ being taken by the Government to counter the same?

Minister for Foreign Affairs (Khawaja Muhammad Asif): India has been trying to bring demographic changes to institute Hindu domination in Indian-occupied Kashmir. In this regard the Ministry has taken the following steps:

2. The former Adviser to the Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs sent a detailed letter about Indian plans of bringing demographic changes to the UN Secretary General on 27 April, 2017. The same letter was circulated as official document of the Security Council on 18 May, 2017.

3. The Foreign Minister issued a statement in the form of a Press release inviting the attention of the UN Secretary General on Indian Plans as well as condemning the ongoing atrocities in IOK.

28. *Ms. Suraiya Jatoi:

Will the Minister for Kashmir Affairs and Gilgit-Baltistan be pleased to state the progress made by the of Committee constituted for Constitutional reforms in Gilgit Baltistan?

Minister for Kashmir Affairs and Gilgit-Baltistan (Mr. Muhammad Barjees Tahir): i. The affairs of the Government of Gilgit-Baltistan are being administered under the Gilgit-Baltistan (Empowerment & Self-Governance) Order, 2009. The essence is to empower the people of area and provide better governance and facilities. As per manifesto of the present regime, the then Prime Minister of Pakistan, on 3-11-2015 constituted a committee of 09 Members under the Convenership of Mr. Sartaj Aziz, Ex-Advisor to the Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs (Annex-I). On 3rd July, 2017 the Prime Minister’s Office constituted the committee (Annex-II) as mentioned below to formulate proposals for further empowerment of the people of Gilgit-Baltistan within the framework of Gilgit­Baltistan (Empowerment & Self-Governance) Order, 2009:—

(i) Mr.Sartaj Aziz, then Advisor to Convenor Prime Minister for Foreign Affairs

(ii) Minister for Finance Member 33 (iii) Minister for Law & Justice Member

(iv) Minister for Kashmir Affairs & Member Gilgit-Baltistan

(v) Chief Minister Gilgit-Baltistan Member

(vi) Kh.Zaheer Ahmed, SAPM Member

(vii) Secretary to Prime Minister Member

(viii) Secretary, Kashmir Affairs & Gilgit-Baltistan Member

(ix) Chief Secretary, Gilgit-Baltistan Member

(x) Co-opted Member/s Member/s

The following were the Terms of Reference of the Committee:—

a. To formulate tangible and concrete proposals on further empowering the people of Gilgit-Baltistan within the legal frame work of the Gilgit-Baltistan (Empowerment and. Self- Governance) Order, 2009, including recommendations, if any, on amendments in the rules framed under this Order;

b. To prepare policy options for strengthening regional governance through delegation of administrative and financial powers to the Government of Gilgit-Baltistan; and,

c. To formulate recommendations for a more rational distribution of subjects and functions between the Gilgit-Baltistan Council and Legislative Assembly.

The above committee has firmed up its recommendations and submitted the same to the Prime Minister’s Office on 28-09- 2017. The status of the approval by the esteemed Prime Minister’s Office, is yet not known.

(Annexures have been placed in the National Assembly Library) 34 29. *Ms. Parveen Masood Bhatti:

Will the Minister for Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development be pleased to state the total number of Pakistanis stationed in Turkey for employment at present?

Minister for Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development (Pir Syed Sadaruddin Shah Rashidi): Around 550 Pakistanis aare currently residing / working in Turkey.

ISLAMABAD: TAHIR HUSSAIN, The 11th February, 2018 Secretary.

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“UNSTARRED QUESTIONS AND THEIR REPLIES”

For Monday, the 12th February, 2018

1. Mr. Siraj Muhammad Khan:

Will the Minister for Commerce and Textile be pleased to state:

(a) whether it is a fact that the conditions for authorization of import of duty free car for special/disabled persons only allow import of a brand new car;

(b) whether price of said cars are high at present;

(c) if the answers to part (a) and (b) above are in the affirmative, whether there is any proposal under consideration of the Government to review said conditions and to give allowance for import of used/old model cars?

Minister for Commerce and Textile (Mr. Muhammad Pervaiz Malik): (a) Yes, Disabled persons are allowed to import car of engine capacity up to 1350 cc in new condition.

(b) Ministry of Commerce and Textile vide its notification No.6(1)/2009- Imp-III dated 1st September, 2010 has allowed for import of a car without payment of Custom Duty once in five years. This scheme has left the choice of car upto 1350 cc on the applicant’s discretion from anywhere in the world as per his/her affordability. Ministry of Commerce and Textile does not maintain track record of price fluctuations of such cars.

(c) Ministry of Commerce and Textile is in the process of formulating STPF 2018-23. Disabled Persons Scheme (DPS) will be accordingly reviewed. Moreover, the proposal of Import of used / old cars under DPS is not under consideration. 2 2. Mr. Siraj Muhammad Khan:

Will the Minister for Foreign Affairs be pleased to state:

(a) the prescribed criteria for posting/appointment of an Honorary Ambassador and a Consul General of Pakistan abroad; and

(b) the country and city-wise details of Honorary Ambassadors and Consul Generals at present alongwith the specific task assigned to them?

Minister for Foreign Affairs (Khawaja Muhammad Asif): ( a) Individuals considered for appointment as honorary Consuls:

1. Are residents of the host country.

2. Enjoy excellent relations in their country of appointment which they can use for the promotion of commercial and economic relations of the Appointing country.

3. Have both the means and capacity to assist nationals and corporate bodies of the Appointing countries in carrying out its business dealings, as a result playing an active role in furthering commercial links with the host country.

4. Provide assistance to delegations from Pakistan in making contacts with local officials and members of the community.

5. Who can actively promote cultural relations and people-to-people contact between the two countries.

(b) The list of country-wise details is attached at Annex-A for perusal. 3 4 5 3. Ms. Naseema Hafeez Panezai:

Will the Minister for Commerce and Textile be pleased to state:

(a) whether it is a fact that Mr. Muhammad Aqeel Abbasi, Assistant Manager holding CS No. 308361 has been retired from the State Life Insurance Corporation of Pakistan (SLICP), Rawalpindi Zone on 24-5-2016;

(b) whether no pension amount has been given to him so far; if so, the reasons thereof;

(c) the time by which pension amount will be paid to him alongwith the details thereof;

(d) whether junior and less qualified officers were promoted before the retirement of said Assistant Manager; if so, the details alongwith the justification thereof; and

(e) whether there is any proposal under consideration of the Government to appoint his highly qualified daughter in said Corporation; if so, when it will be implemented; if not, the reasons thereof?

Minister for Commerce and Textile (Mr. Muhammad Parvaiz Malik): (a) It is a fact that Mr. Aqeel Abbasi, Assistant Manager, Rawalpindi Zone, holding CS No. 308361 was retired from SLIC on 24-05-2016 from SLIC on attaining the age of superannuation.

(b) & (c) The pensionary benefits in terms of gratuity in lieu of pension were released to him on 14-07-2016. As per Regulation No. 16(3)(i) of State Life Employees (Pension) Regulation 1986 as amended in 1988, in case a regular employee had served the corporation for less than 10 years, then gratuity is admissible to him. Since, Mr.AqeelAbbasi had served the Corporation for more than 05 years but less than 10years; therefore, the lawful settlement in line with other regular employees with same situation was accordingly released to him.

(d) It is clarified that the promotion of the employees of the Corporation is being carried out in terms of criterion as approved by the Board of Directors. The promotion exercise carried out in the year 2014 was done on merit and no discrimination was made against the said employees. 6 (e) The case of his daughter’s appointment will be considered sympathetically and on merit as and when the recruitment process is initiated by SLIC.

4. Ms. Naseema Hafeez Panezai:

Will the Minister for Commerce and Textile be pleased to state:

(a) the names, designations, experience and qualifications of employees who were working in the State Life Insurance Corporation of Pakistan (SLICP) as on 31-12-2017;

(b) the employees of the SLICP who have been retired during the last five years alongwith the names and designations thereof; and

(c) the date-wise promotion of employees of the SLICP were made during the last five years alongwith the designations thereof separately?

Minister for Commerce and Textile (Mr. Muhammad Pervaiz Malik): The point-wise reply to the question are enclosed in the same sequence at Annexure “A, B & C”.

(Annexures have been placed in the National Assembly Library)

5. Mr. Muhammad Jamal Ud Din:

Will the Minister for States and Frontier Regions be pleased to state:

(a) whether it is a fact that the post of Research Officer (Planning) is lying vacant for the last three years in the Ministry;

(b) if the answer to part (a) above is in the affirmative, the justification thereof; and

(c) the time by which the said post will be filled?

Minister for States and Frontier Regions (Lt. Gen. (Retd) Abdul Qadir Baloch): (a) Yes, it is fact that the post of Research Officer (Planning) is lying vacant for the last three years in the Ministry; 7 (b) The post of Research Officer is usually filled through an officer of Economists Group posted by Ministry of Planning, Development & Reforms on deputation. Consequent upon transfer of Mr. Adnan Ali, R.O (last Officer posted as Research Officer), the Ministry of Planning, Development & Reforms has not provided his replacement despite repeated requests (Annex-I). Even after stressing demand for posting of Research Officer, the Ministry of Planning, Development & Reforms vide their O.M dated 10th January, 2017 (Annex-II) has clearly informed that “due to shortage of officers of the Economists Group, this Ministry is not in a position to post any officer in the Ministry of SAFRON”.

(c) Efforts are being made to fill the post as early as possible, however, the matter is under the purview of Ministry of Planning, Development & Reforms, therefore, exact date cannot be indicated defined.

(Annexures have been place in the National Assembly Library)

ISLAMABAD: TAHIR HUSSAIN, The 11th February, 2018. Secretary.

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