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SEP-FURTHER to AMEND (Memos).Pdf GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN CABINET SECRETARIAT CABINET DIVISION *** No.4-1/2019-Min-I Islamabad, the 29th August, 2019. MEMORANDUM Subject: TRANSFER OF SUBJECT "NATIONAL BOOK FOUNDATION (NSW. The Federal Cabinet has been pleased to approve, with immediate effect, the transfer of "National Book Foundation (NBF)" from National History & Literary Heritage Division to Federal Education & Professional Training Division. 2. Necessary amendments in the Rules of Business, 1973 will be made accordingly. • (QUMAR SAR R ABBASI) Joint Secretary to the Cabinet 1. The Secretary, Federal Education & Professional Training Division, /slamabad. 2. The Secretary, National History & Literary Heritage Division, Islamabad, Copy forwarded for information to: 1. Secretary to the President. 2. Secretary to the Prime Minister. 3. Secretaries/Additional Secretaries Incharge of Ministries/Divisions. 4. Secretaries, Senate/National Assembly Secretariats, Islamabad. 5. Chief Secretaries of all the Provincial Governments. 6. Accountant General Pakistan Revenues, Islamaba • (QUMAR SARWM A BASI) Joint Secretary to the Cabinet Tel: 9202918 • GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN CABINET SECRETARIAT CABINET DIVISION *** No. 4-1/2019-Min-I Islamabad, the 29th August, 2019 MEMORANDUM The Federal Cabinet has been pleased to transfer the following functions / Awards, with immediate effect, from Cabinet Division to the Divisions mentioned against each:- S.No. Functions / Awards Name of Division 1 Izaz-e-Kamal Jtrivi Federal Education & Professional 2 Izaz-e-Fazeelat .4..a.pyi Training Division 3 Izaz-e-Sabqat :451-371 4 President's Medal Mohtarma Fatima Jinnah Human Rights Division 5 President's Medal Mohtarma Shaheed Benazir Bhutto (QUMAR A BBASI) Joint Secretary to the Cabinet 1. The Secretary, Federal Education and Professional Training Division, Islamabad 2. The Secretary, Human Rights Division, Islamabad, Copy forwarded for information to: 1. Secretary to the President. 2. Secretary to the Prime Minister. 3. Secretaries/Additional Secretaries Incharge of Ministries/Divisions. 4. Secretaries, Senate/National Assembly Secretariats, Islamabad. 5. Chief Secretaries of the Provincial Governments. (QUMASAaWAR BBASI) Joint Secretary to the Cabinet Tel: 9202918 GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN •CABINET SECRETARIAT CABINET DIVISION *** No. 4-1/2018-Min-I Islamabad, the 26th September, 2019 OFFICE MEMORANDUM The undersigned is directed to state that Federal Cabinet has approved to include "Chief Commissionerate for Afghan Refugees, Islamabad" in Schedule-III to the Rules of Business, 1973 as an attached department of States & Frontier Regions Division. 2. Necessary amendments in the Rules of Business, 1973 will be made accordingly. (KALEEM AHMAD SHAHZAD) Section Officer (Min-I) The Secretary, States & Frontier Regions Division, Islamabad Copy forwarded for information to: 1. Secretary to the President. 2. Secretary to the Prime Minister. 3. Secretaries/Additional Secretaries Incharge of Ministries/Divisions. 4. Secretaries, Senate/National Assembly Secretariats, Islamabad. 5. Chief Secretaries of the Provincial Governments. (KALEEM AHMAD SHAHZAD) Section Officer (Min-I) Tel: 9205303 32 ear GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN CABINET SECRETARIAT CABINET DIVISION No.4-3/2012-Min-I Islamabad, the 2nd October, 2019. MEMORANDUM Subject: TRANSFER OF SHAIKH ZAYED POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE, LAHORE. The Federal Cabinet has been pleased to approve, with immediate effect, the transfer of administrative control of "Shaikh Zayed Postgraduate Medical Institute, Lahore" from Cabinet Division to National Health Services, Regulations & Coordination Division. 2. Necessary amendments in the Rules of Business, 1973 will be made accordingly. (QUi • A AR ABBAS!) Joint Secretary to the Cabinet The Secretary, National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination Division, Islamabad. Copy forwarded for information to: 1. Secretary to the President. 2. Secretary to the Prime Minister. 3. Secretaries/Additional Secretaries Incharge of Ministries/Divisions. 4. Secretaries, Senate/National Assembly Secretariats, Islamabad. 5. Chief Secretaries of all the Provincial Governments. 6. Accountant General Pakistan Revenues, Islamabad. (QU SARWAR A BASI) Joint Secretary to the Cabinet Tel: 9202918 GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN CABINET SECRETARIAT CABINET DIVISION *** No.4-8/2012-Min-1 Islamabad, the 4th October, 2019; MEMORANDUM Subject: PLACEMENT OF "NATIONAL COUNTER TERRORISM AUTHORITY (NACTA)" UNDER INTERIOR DIVISION. The Federal Cabinet has been pleased to approve the inclusion of subject "National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA)" in Schedule-11 to the Rules of Business, 1973, under Interior Division, with immediate effect. 2. Necessary amendment in the Rules of Business, 1973 will be made accordingly. (QUMAR SA WAR ABBAS!) Joint Secretary to the Cabinet The Secretary, Interior Division, Islamabad. Copy forwarded for information to: 1. Secretary to the President. 2. Secretary to the Prime Minister. 3. Secretaries/Additional Secretaries Incharge of Ministries / Divisions. 4. Secretaries, Senate/National Assembly Secretariats, Islamabad. 5. Chief Secretaries of the Provincial Governments. 6. AGPR, Islamabad. (QUMAR SIRWAR ABBAS!) Joint Secretary to the Cabinet Tel: 9202918 GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN CABINET SECRETARIAT CABINET DIVISION *** No.4-1/2019-Min-I Islamabad, the 27th November, 2019 MEMORANDUM Subject: ALLOCATION OF SUBJECT "E-COMMERCE POLICY IMPLEMENTATION" TO COMMERCE DIVISION. The Federal Cabinet has been pleased to approve the e-Commerce Policy of Pakistan. The subject "e-Commerce policy and its implementation "will henceforth be dealt with by Commerce Division. 2. Necessary amendments in Schedule-II to the Rules of Business, 1973 under Commerce Division will be made accordingly. (TAIMUR TAJAMMAL) Joint Secretary to the Cabinet The Secretary, Commerce Division, Islamabad. Distribution: 1. Secretary to the President, Islamabad. 2. Secretary to the Prime Minister, Islamabad. 3. Secretaries/Additional Secretaries In-charge of Ministries/Divisions. 4. Secretaries Senate/National Assembly Secretariats. 5. Chief Secretaries of the Provincial Governments. (TAIMI5R TAJAMMAL) Joint Secretary to the Cabinet Tel: 9202918 GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN CABINET SECRETARIAT CABINET DIVISION *** No.4-11/2019-Min-I Islamabad, the 3rd December, 2019. MEMORANDUM Subject: TRANSFER OF SUBJECT "INTER BOARD COMMITTEE OF CHAIRMEN (IBCC)". The Federal Government has been pleasdd to approve, with immediate effect, the transfer of subject "Inter Board Committee of Chairmen (IBCC)" from Inter Provincial Coordination Division to Federal Education & Professional Training Division. 2. Necessary amendments in the Rules of Business, 1973 will e made accordingly. (TAI UR TAJAMMAL) Joint Secretary to the Cabinet 1. The Secretary, Federal Education & Professional Training Division, Islamabad. 2. The Secretary, Inter Provincial Coordination Division, Islamabad. Copy forwarded for information to: Secretary to the President. Secretary to the Prime Minister. 3. Secretaries/Additional Secretaries Incharge of Ministries/Divisions. 4. Secretaries, Senate/National Assembly Secretariats, Islamabad. 5. Chief Secretaries of all the Provincial Governments. 6. Accountant General Pakistan Revenues, Islamabad. / (TAIM R TAJAMMAL) Joint Secretary to the Cabinet Tel: 9202918 z GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN CABINET SECRETARIAT CABINET DIVISION No.4-11/2019-Min.I. Islamabad, the 5th December, 2019 MEMORANDUM SUBJECT: •MERGER OF TEXTILE DIVISION WITH COMMERCE DIVISION. The Federal Government has been pleased to approve, merger of Textile Division with Commerce Division, with immediate effect. Consequently, the Ministry of Commerce and Textile will be re-named as Ministry of Commerce. Allocation of business to the Division will be as follows:- Commerce Division 1. • Imports and export across custom frontiers including,- (i) treaties, agreements, protocols and conventions with other countries and international agencies bearing on trade and commerce; (ii) promotion of foreign trade including trade offices abroad, trade delegations to and from abroad, overseas trade exhibitions and conferences and committees connected with foreign trade; (iii) standards of quality of goods to be imported and exported. (iv) transit trade and border trade; and (v) state trading. 2. Inter-Provincial trade. 3. Commercial intelligence and statistics. 4. Organization and Control of chambers and associations of commerce and industry. 5. Tariff (protection) policy and its implementation. 6. Law of insurance; regulation and control of insurance companies; actual work; insurance of war, riot and civil commotion risks and life insurance but excluding health and unemployment insurance for industrial labour and post office insurance. 7. Export promotion. 8. Special Selection Board for selection of Commercial Officers for posting in • Pakistan Missions abroad. 9. Anti-dumping duties, countervailing and safeguard laws. 10. Management of EDF/EMDF. 11. Domestic commerce reforms and development in collaboration with other • Ministries, provincial and local governments. 12. Intellectual Property Organization of Pakistan (IPO-Pakistan). 13. Textile Industrial Policy. 14. Coordination and liaison with Federal Agencies/Institutions, Provincial Governments and Local Government entities for facilitation and promotion of the textile sector. 15. Liaison, dialogues, negotiations, except trade negotiations, and cooperation with international donor agencies and multilateral regulatory and development organizations with regard to textile sector.
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