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(10th 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

Wednesday, the 26th March, 2014

(Originally Starred Question Nos. 81, 109, 121 and 166 were set down foranswer during the 9th Session)

81. *Dr. Mahreen Razaque Bhutto:

Will the Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statisticsand Privatization be pleased to state:

(a) the estimated expenditure of the Government incurred on thewar against terror during last five years till date; and

(b) the year-wise total amount allocated therefor during the saidperiod alongwith the sources thereof?

Transferred to Defence Division for answer on Next Rota Day.

109. *Nighat Parveen Mir:


(a) the total value of investment made in different schemes ofNational Saving Centers at present; and

(b) the steps being taken by the Government for the increase ofinvestment therein?

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Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): (a) The total value of investment(stock) in different National Savings Schemes up to January 31, 2014 stood atRs.2560.601 Billion.

(b) Following steps are being taken by the Government to increaseinvestment in the National Savings Schemes:

i. Launching of Prize Bond of Rs.25,000/- denomination in February,2012.

ii. Launching of Short Term Savings Certificates (STSCs) w.e.f.01-07-2012 to provide short term investment opportunities to theinvestors.

iii. Issued “Student Welfare Prize Bond” of Rs.100/- denomination inNovember, 2012 to boost up the habit of saving in young generation.

iv. Establishment of Model Branches to facilitate senior citizens andfemale investors w.e.f. 01-01-2014 in Islamabad, Peshawar, Lahore,Karachi and Quetta.

v. Proposal of payment of profit to the investors of National Savingsthrough ATM is in process.

121. *Dr. Nafisa Shah:

Will the Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statisticsand Privatization be pleased to state whether it is a fact that theAfghan Transit Trade has been shifted to Iran; if so, the loss sufferedby the Government during the year 2013-14??

Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): Historical data of Afghan TransitTrade is placed at Annex.-I.

Analysis of the value of transited goods shows that there was an increasingtrend in value till 2009-10 which was followed by a sharp decrease that continueduntil the year 2011-12. However, it picked up again since then, mainly due to strictvaluation monitoring and also because of increased US Dollar-Pak rupees parity.

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Analysis of the number of containerized cargo transited through Pakistanshows that after a steady increase till 2009-10, the volume sharply decreasedfrom 75,288 containers in year 2009-10 to 24,155 during the year 2012-13.During the six months period between July-December 2013 the quantum ofcontainerized cargo has again shown a slight increasing trend.

As regards loss suffered by the government, during the year 2013-14, it isinformed thatino duty and taxes are levied on the Afghan Transit Trade. However,other service providers such as terminal operators, transporters, freight forwardersand clearing agents have suffered loss due to reduction in transit trade.

Annex-I——————————————————————————————PERIOD VALUE OF NO. OFJuly-June TRANSIT GOODS %age CONTANERS %age

(Rs. in Billion)——————————————————————————————2008-2009 73.714 (+) 91 62,958 (+)072009-2010 151.746 (+)106 75,288 (+)192010-2011 143.279 (-)6 56,203 (-)252011-2012 97.311 (-)32 27,924 (-)502012-2013 109.78 (+)12 24,155 (-)132013-2014 103.50 17,378July-Dec.

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166. admissibility is being reconsidered.

31. *Begum Tahira Bukhari:

Will the Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statisticsand Privatization be pleased to state whether it is a fact that the taxis being imposed on the issuance of Computerized National IdentityCard; if so, the nature alongwith the reasons thereof?

Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): (a) No tax has been imposed byFBR on issuance of Computerized National Identity Card.

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32. *Begum Tahira Bukhari:

Will the Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control be pleased tostate:

(a) whether there is any proposal under consideration of theGovernment to establish the Sareeh-ul-Harket Force in thecountry to control terrorism;

(b) if so, when it will be implemented?

Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control (Ch. Nisar Ali Khan) :(a) Under the National Internal Security Policy (NISP-2014-18) a modern, well-equipped Federal Rapid Response Force (RRF) will be raised. It will have capabilityto interface and operate in close coordination with Police, CAFs and PakistanArmed Force.

(b) Time frame of implementation of this issue ranges from four to sixmonths, subject to availability of funds.

33. *Ms. Nighat Parveen Mir:

Will the Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control be pleased tostate whether it is a fact that the plan/project of plying CNG bussesin Islamabad is pending for the last several years; if so, the reasonsthereof?

Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control (Ch. Nisar Ali Khan) :There is no plan / project of plying of CNG buses in Islamabad Capital Territory,pending / under consideration with ICT Administration.

34. *Ms. Nighat Parveen Mir:

Will the Minister Incharge of the Prime Minister’s Office be pleasedto state:

(a) the names of the development projects inspected by the PrimeMinister’s Inspection Commission during the year 2013-14; and

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(b) the number of said projects declared as sub-standard alongwiththe action taken against the responsibles?

Minister Incharge of the Prime Minister’s Office: (a) NoDevelopment Project was inspected by the Prime Minister’s Inspection Commissionduring 2013-14. However the following two inquiries/inspections conducted bythe PMIC previously are currently under process to fix the responsibility.

(I) Establishment of Cardiac Surgery Centre at PIMS, Islamabad.

(II) Construction / Widening of Begum Shahnaz Road in PP-224Constituency Chichawatni District Sahiwal.

(b) As above.

35. *Ms. Khalida Mansoor:


(a) whether it is a fact that the Machine Readable Passports arenot being issued to Pakistanis in China at present;

(b) if so, the time by which such facility will be provided to Pakistanispresently residing in China?

Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control (Ch. Nisar Ali Khan) :(a) Yes. Directorate General of Immigration and Passports in, compliance of theInternational Civil Aviation Organization’s (ICAO) resolution to ensure that allmember countries will convert Manual travel documents into Machine Readabletravel. documents by November, 2015, has planned to install MRP system at 109Pakistan Missions in a phased manner. So far the MRP system has been installedat 32 foreign Missions including Beijing, China.

To Operationalize MRP system already installed at Pakistan MissionBeijing, staff has been nominated and they are due to travel to Beijing on23-03-2014 to join their duties (Annex- “A”).

However, the Embassy of Pakistan in Beijing has confirmed that Chineseauthorities continue to accept manual passports and renew visas.

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(b) The staff will join their duties soon at Embassy of Pakistan in Beijing,China and MRP facility shall be provided to Pakistanis in China in the first weekof April, 2014.

(Annexure has been placed in the National Assembly Library)

36. *Ms. Shakila Luqman:


(a) the total number of prisoners taken over from India, Iran andAfghanistan during the year 2013-14; and

(b) the total number of prisoners handed over to Iran during thesaid period?

Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control (Ch. Nisar Ali Khan) :(a) During the year 2013-14 the total number of prisoners taken over are asunder:—

Year 2013

India Afghanistan Iran66 06 Nil

Year 2014

India Afghanistan Iran22 NIL NIL

(b) NIL.

37. *Ms. Shakila Luqman:

Will the Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statisticsand Privatization be pleased to state the steps being taken by theGovernment for improving the performance of commercialized Banksfunctioning in the country?

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Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): The Boards of Directors andmanagement are responsible for improvement in the performance of commercialBanks. However, the State Bank of Pakistan(SBP), as a regulator, has establishedan effective supervisory framework which ensures that banks’ performance andfinancial position remain satisfactory and do not pose any threat to their financialstability, the economy and the interest of depositors. The specific steps taken inthis regard and which are in line with the internationally accepted best standardsare:

(a) On-site inspection, off-site surveillance, and corrective action regime,

(b) Prudential regulations which set minimum standards for risk takingand operations,

(c) Set of guidelines on key areas prescribing best standards foradoption,

(d) Capital adequacy regime based on Basel framework requiringminimum capital adequacy ratio of 10%,

(e) Bank licensing and Fit & Proper Test mechanism for key managementand board of directors to ensure that only competent and reputedpersons run the affairs of banks,

(f) Contingency and problem bank management framework, and

(g) Effective corporate governance and market discipline & financialdisclosure regime.

38. *Mr. Asad Umar:


(a) the steps taken by the Government to combat threat perceptionin Islamabad so far;

(b) whether any coordination office has been established whereofficers from IB/ISI/Police will work under one roof for improvingsecurity of ICT; and

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(c) whether there is any proposal under consideration of theGovernment to install scanners at the entry and exist points inIslamabad to detect explosives and inspect mobile vehicles; itso, when it will be installed?

Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control (Ch. Nisar Ali Khan) :(a) The following steps have been taken:—

(1) Patrolling system within ICT have been revamped and 50 Bravo/Commando vehicles with 01 Upper Subordinates and 02 ATSqualified officials for each vehicle have been deployed round theclock.

(2) Besides, 28 Static Bravo/ Commando vehicles comprising of 01Upper Subordinate and 02 ATS qualified officials have also beendeployed in Islamabad round the clock.

(3) Moreover, 46 Mohafiz Motorbike squads, comprising of 02 officialsat each motorbike have been deployed.

(4) 08 Crises Response Teams (CRTs) comprising of ATS qualifiedofficials have been deployed at National Assembly Gate and FranceChowk.

(5) 15 Anti Riot Units (ARU) Reserves have also been deployed withinICT to meet any law & order situation as well as Re-Enforcement ofthe strength already deployed within Islamabad for performance ofsecurity duties as well as to control the law & order situation.

(6) 20 Night Halting Points have been established along with 20 vehicleswithin ICT from 2300 hrs to 0700 hrs.

(7) 58 Nakas / check points within 04 Zones i.e. City, Saddar, IndustrialArea & Rural Zones have been established on various key points ofICT functioning round the clock.

(8) Different kind of surveys i.e. Kachi Abadies, House Hold Servants,Property Dealers, Guest Houses Hotels/Motels/Hostels, Sarias etc.have been completed with the cooperation of NADRA.

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(9) Ordinance, 1965 is fully operative and violators are being dealt within accordance with the law.

(10) Surveillance of previous convicts are also being checked frequentlyby the ICT Police through physical checking as well as throughinformers.

(b) The Chief Commissioner ICT vide order No. 2(27)-Home/2014-564 dated 12-02-2014 has constituted District Intelligence Committee to review/measure threat perception in ICT, comprising of following officers from DistrictAdministration, ICT Police and other Agencies:—

1 Deputy Commissioner ICT, Islamabad Convener

2 Senior Superintendent of Police, (Operations) MemberIslamabad

3 Representative of Special Branch (AIG/SB) Member

4 Representative of IB Member

5 Representative of ISI Member

Moreover, regular meetings with sister Law Enforcement Agencies areheld and information exchanged to improve law & order situation as well as securityof ICT.

(c) One scanner has been installed at Golra More.

Two more scanners are being imported from China under the pilotphase.

39. *Mr. Asad Umar:


(a) the stock/amount of the Government borrowing in billion ofrupees at the end of each Month during the period from May,2013 to February, 2014; and

(b) the details of borrowing from State Bank, Commercial Banks,National Saving Centers and abroad during the said period?

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Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): (a) The stock/amount of theGovernment borrowings in billion of rupees at the end of each month during theperiod from May, 2013 to February, 2014 is as under:—

(Rs. in billion)——————————————————————————————

Domestic Debt StockPeriod —————————————————————

Stock Position Borrowings——————————————————————————————

April, 2013 8,836.1May, 2013 9,076.8 240.7June, 2013 9,504.1 427.3July, 2013 9,533.6 29.5Aug. 2013 9,697.1 163.5Sept. 2013 10,150.1 453.0Oct. 2013 9,886.6 (-) 264.0Nov. 2013 10,198.5 312.4Dec. 2013 10,222.9 24.4Jan. 2014 10,590.3 367.4Feb. 2014 10,632.9 42.6

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(b) The month-wise details of Government borrowings in billion of rupeesfrom the State Bank of Pakistan, Commercial Banks, National Savings and abroadduring the period from May,2013 to February, 2014 is as under:—

(Rs. in billion)——————————————————————————————

BorrowingsMonth —————————————————————————

State Bank Commercial National Abroadof Pakistan Banks Savings (Net Flow)

(Net Flow)* (Net Flow)* (Net Flow)——————————————————————————————

May, 2013 166.7 64.6 19.2 (-) 1.69June, 2013 146.0 109.3 51.0 15.83July, 2013 373.9 (-) 260.5 13.3 (-) 15.89

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(Rs. in billion)——————————————————————————————

BorrowingsMonth —————————————————————————

State Bank Commercial National Abroadof Pakistan Banks Savings (Net Flow)(Net Flow)* (Net Flow)* (Net Flow)

——————————————————————————————Aug. 2013 172.9 (-) 84.4 17.6 24.88Sept. 2013 (-) 194.0 190.0 12.9 (-) 14.23Oct. 2013 243.4 (-) 102.4 19.9 3.44Nov. 2013 (-) 170.8 253.8 17.7 6.89Dec. 2013 17.7 43.7 (-) 22.5 10.72Jan. 2014 (-) 44.8 76.9 38.7 (-) 0.28Feb. 2014 (-) 232.3 240.5 34.4 10.45

——————————————————————————————*Net of Government deposits with scheduled Banks and State Bank of

Pakistan.

40. *Ms. Belum Hasnain:


(a) the year-wise details of budget deficit occurred during the lastthree years alongwith the reasons thereof; and

(b) the steps being taken to control the budget deficit for the currentfinancial year?

Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): (a) Budget deficit for last threeyears was as under:

2010-11 2011 12 2012-13Rs. in billion 1194 1761 1834%of GDP 6.6% 8.5% 8.0%

The reasons for high budget deficit in these years are as under:— Low FBR tax revenue and non tax revenue receipts.— Large subsidies to power and food sectors.

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(b) For the year 2013-14 budget deficit is projected at Rs.1651 billioni.e. 6.3% against last year’s deficit of 8% GDP. Every effort is being made toachieve this level of deficit. The measures being taken to control the budget deficitthis year are as under:

i. 30% cut has been imposed on expenditure excluding debt servicing,defence, payment and allowances, subsidies and grants as announcedby Finance Minister in his Budget Speech.

ii. Revenue collection and expenditure are being monitored on monthlybasis.

iii. Efforts are being made to avoid un-budgeted expenditure.

iv. All releases for expenditure are being made in the light of flow ofrevenue receipts and other receipts through implementation of waysand means procedure.

41. *Ms. Belum Hasnain:


(a) the total amount of external and internal loans obtained by theGovernment during the first and second quarters of the financialyear 2013-14;

(b) the names of national/international financial institutions fromwhich the said loans have been obtained alongwith the detailsof terms and conditions thereof; and

(c) the steps being taken by the Government to repay the said loans?

Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): (a) External Loans

The total amount of external loans obtained by the Government (disbursed)during the first and second quarter of financial year 2013-14 is as under:

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(US$ Million)——————————————————————————————

EXTERNAL LOANS——————————————————————————————

First Second TotalQuarter Quarter

——————————————————————————————1093.18 1284.31 2377.49

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Internal Loans

The total amount of internal loans obtained by the Government during thefirst and second quarter of financial year 2013-14 is as under:

(Rs in Billion)——————————————————————————————

INTERNAL LOANS——————————————————————————————

First Second TotalQuarter Quarter

——————————————————————————————640.7 73.4 714.1

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(b) Names of International Financial Institution alongwith term &condition are as under:———————————————————————————————————————————

International Terms & ConditionsFinancial —————————————————————————————————Institution Repayment Grace Total Interest Rate

Period Period Maturities (%)———————————————————————————————————————————

ADB 20 5 25 220 5 25 6 Months Libor+0.6

World Bank 20 5 25 1.25

IDB 1 0 1 12 Months Libor+2.3

1 0 1 6 Months Libor+4.5

SCB (Singapore) 1 0 1 3 Months Libor+4

IMF 4.5 - 10 0 10 2-3(0.15-0.3Commitment fee)

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The government obtained internal loans from State Bank of Pakistan (SBP),Scheduled Banks and National Savings Schemes. These loans are obtained ondifferent maturity periods having 3 months to 20 years maturity.

(c) The following steps are being taken by the Government to repay thesaid loans:

External Loans

After contracting of foreign loan, budget estimates are prepared forrepayment of the loans on the basis of amortization schedule attached with theloan agreement. The repayment of principal, interest and other obligations asenvisaged in the foreign loan agreement is made on the due dates. Sufficientbudgetary provision is ensured for the purpose of debt servicing during the budgetcycle.

The IMF loan will be utilized for balance of payment support and wouldbe repaid by the State Bank of Pakistan.

Internal Loans

(i) Measures have been adopted to raise tax revenue;(ii) By adopting austerity measures;(iii) Reduction in un-targeted subsidies

42. Admissibility is being re-considered.

43. *Rai Hasan Nawaz Khan:

Will the Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economics Affairs, Statisticsand Privatization be pleased to state:

(a) whether it is a fact that all branches of the National Bank ofPakistan were instructed by its Head Office on 7th December2013 to pay benevolent grant @ 40% of the salary of deceased/retired employees;

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(b) whether it is also a fact that the said branches have failed tocomply with aforesaid instruction in letter and spirit; if so, thereasons thereof; and

(c) the steps being taken to implement aforesaid instructionsalongwith the detail of proceedings initiated against responsibles?

Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): (a) Yes.

(b) No.

(c) Instructions already stand implemented.

44. *Rai Hasan Nawaz Khan:


(a) whether it is a fact that there is no governmental mechanismthat could systematically investigate and collect data of civiliandeaths, injured and property losses during the continuing waveof terrorism in order to compensate the losses of civilians inPakistan;

(b) whether it is also a fact that USA had provided millions of dollarsto compensate the civilian war victims in Pakistan since March,2008 till date; if so, the details thereof alongwith disbursementof the aforesaid aid amongst the said victims; and

(c) the details of aid which has been provided by the other countries?

Reply not received.

45. *Dr. Shireen Mehrunnisa Mazari:

Will the Minister Interior and Narcotics Control be pleased to state:

(a) whether it is a fact that the Ministry has given order for thecancellation of visas of two foreigners (Mr. Robert M. Kolling ofUSA holding Passport No.445226448 and Mr. Coneson JamesMasnish of UK holding Passport No.099155369) on 23rd July,2013; and

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(b) whether it is also a fact that the said order is not beingimplemented in letter and spirit; if so, the reasons thereof?

Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control (Ch. Nisar Ali Khan) :(a) Yes, Ministry of Interior had cancelled extension in work visas of Mr. RobertM. Kolling, Passport No.445226448 USA national and Mr. Cameron JamesMacnish, Passport No.099155369, British national. Thereafter necessaryinstructions regarding cancellation of their visa and their deportation were issuedto DG, Immigration & Passport, Islamabad and Special Branch, Islamabad Policewith advice to ensure their exit within 15 days on 23-07-2013.

(b) The said foreigners were repatriated to their respective countries viaBenazir Bhutto International Airport, Islamabad. Therefore, the above said ordershave been implemented.

46. *Dr. Shireen Mehrunnisa Mazari:


(a) the total number of persons facing cases punishable with deathin drug offences in the country at present;

(b) the total number of persons to whom death sentences have beenawarded in said cases since 1997 till date;

(c) the total number of death sentences awarded by the trial courtsand set aside by the High Courts and Supreme Court of Pakistanduring the said period; and

(d) the country-wise total number of foreigners including womenand juveniles who are facing death sentences in said cases inPakistan alongwith the details thereof?

Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control (Ch. Nisar Ali Khan) :(a) 444

(b) 100

(c) 70

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(d) Men (8)5 Pak/UK Nationals,2 Nigerians, 1 Turkish

Women (4)3 Philippines, 1 UK Nationals

Juveniles NilTotal : 12

47. *Dr. Arif Alvi:


(a) the steps taken to recover billions of rupees which werefraudulently obtained as refunds on fake invoices through illegalinput adjustments in sales tax;

(b) the action taken against Government officials involved in thesaid fraudulent transactions during the last three years till date;and

(c) whether any criminal proceedings have been initiated againstthose companies and individuals who were involved in the saidscams?

Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): (a) Following Steps have beentaken to recover the revenue involved in fraudulent refunds:—

i. Persons identified as issuing fake and flying invoices were blocked,suspended or blacklisted as per law.

ii. Show cause notices were issued for recovery of the amounts involved.In many cases the proceedings were completed and orders werepassed against the persons who obtained illegal refunds.

iii. Recovery action under the law was initiated after completion ofadjudication proceedings. The imports/exports of such persons werestopped and known bank accounts were attached.

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(b) Disciplinary proceedings in respect of 14 officials have been initiated,which are under process.

(c) Criminal proceedings against 38 persons have been initiated.

48. *Dr. Arif Alvi:


(a) whether it is a fact that there was a flaw in the privatizationagreement between PTCL and Etisalat resulting into non-payment of US Dollars 800 million by Etisalat;

(b) whether the Ministry initiated an inquiry against responsiblestherefor; if so, the action taken so far;

(c) whether any negotiations with company for said paymentalongwith interest were made so far; and

(d) whether the market value of title deeds/land that had been orwould be transferred to Etisalat was part of the privatizationagreement?

Reply not received.



(a) the year-wise total number of terrorist attacks/incidents occurredin the country during the period from 2010 to 2013;

(b) the year-wise number of persons who died in said attacks duringthe said period; and

(c) the year-wise total number of said persons compensated duringthe said period?

Reply not received.

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(a) the total number of children who have been killed and injured inthe terrorists attacks during last five years till date; and

(b) the steps taken by the Government to rehabilitate the injuredchildren?

Reply not received.

51. *Dr. Azra Fazal Pechuho:

Will the Minister for Finance, Revenue Economic, Affairs Statisticsand Privatization be pleased to state the utilization of loans obtainedfrom the IMF, World Bank and Asian Development Bank during thefirst six months of the financial year 2013-14?

Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar):

WORLD BANK

An amount of US$ 203.20 million (IDA US$ 168 million and IBRD US$35.20 million) has been utilized for World Bank ongoing projects during the firstsix months of the financial year 2013-14.

ADB

Government of Pakistan has negotiated and signed the following threeloans with the Asian Development Bank during the first six months of the financialyear 2013-14;

(i) Social Protection Development Project (Amounting to US$ 430million)

(ii) Jamshoro Power Generation Project (Amounting to US$ 900 Million)

(iii) MFF-Power Distribution Enhancement Investment Program -Tranche-III (Amounting to US$ 245 million)

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IMF

Pakistan received a total of $1097.8 million under the Extended FundFacility (EFF) from IMF during the first six months of the financial year 2013-14.The amount would be utilized for balance of payments support.

52. *Dr. Azra Fazal Pechuho:

Will the Minister for Finance, Revenue Economic, Affairs Statisticsand Privatization be pleased to state the steps being taken by theGovernment to promote Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) inthe country?

Transferred to Industries and Production Division for answer onNext Rota Day.

53. *Ms. Surriya Jatoi:

Will the Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs Statisticsand Privatization be pleased to state:

(a) the year-wise amount of share given to each province under thehead of GST and other taxes levied on petroleum productsduring the last three years till date;

(b) whether any consultation has been made with provinces whileimposing GST and other taxes on petroleum products by thepresent Government; and

(c) whether the recommendations of the provinces have beenconsidered by the present Government?

Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): (a) The year-wise amount givento each province under the head of GST and other taxes levied on petroleumproducts during the last three years till date is as under:

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FINANCIAL YEAR 2011-12(Rs. in Million)

———————————————————————————————————————————Tax Heads Punjab Sindh Khyber Balochistan Total

Pakhtunkhwa———————————————————————————————————————————

Custom Duties 5,118 2,429 1,446 899 9,893Sales Tax 89,932 42,672 25,412 15,800 173,815Fed. Excise Duty 1,752 831 495 308 3,386Direct Tax (u/s 156A) 511 243 144 90 988

Total (FBR) 97,314 46,174 27,498 17,097 188,082Gas Dev. Surcharge (P&NR) 1,198 10,337 1,786 4,587 17,909———————————————————————————————————————————Grand Total 98,512 56,511 29,284 21,684 205,990———————————————————————————————————————————

FINANCIAL YEAR 2012-13

Custom Duties 5,948 2,822 1,681 1,045 11,496Sales Tax 98,220 46,604 27,754 17,256 189,834Fed. Excise Duty 52 25 15 9 100Direct Tax (u/s 156A) 514 244 145 90 994

Total (FBR) I104,735 49,695 29,594 18,400 202,425Gas Dev. Surcharge (P&NR) 334 7,637 1,648 3,943 13,562———————————————————————————————————————————Grand Total 105,068 57,333 31,242 22,344 215,987———————————————————————————————————————————

FINANCIAL YEAR 2013-14(upto February, 2014)

Custom Duties 3,310 1,571 935 582 6,398Sales Tax 75,316 35,736 21,282 13,232 145,566Fed. Excise Duty 22 10 6 4 42Direct Tax (u/s 156A) 439 208 124 77 849

Total (FBR) 79,087 37,526 22,347 13,894 152,855Gas Dev. Surcharge (P&NR) 2,285 30,644 4,683 6,643 44,256———————————————————————————————————————————Grand Total 81,372 68,170 27,030 20,538 197,110———————————————————————————————————————————

(b) No new sales tax or other taxes have been imposed by the presentGovernment on Petroleum products. However, in the budget sales tax on lubricatingoil was made chargeable on retail price, subsequently converted to 2% extra tax.Sales tax on goods is purely subject matter of the Federation. Petroleum specifictaxes are levied by Federal Government under Entry-51 in the Federal LegislativeList Part-I (Fourth Schedule).

(c) Recommendations and proposals from all quarters, including thosefrom provinces, are given careful consideration. However, the final decisions aremade by the Federal Government keeping in view the balance between interest ofrevenue, taxpayers’ facilitation, growth and inter-provincial harmony.

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54. *Sahibzada Muhammad Yaqub:

Will the Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control be pleased tostate the year-wise total amount received by NADRA from foreigncountries/missions to provide facilities of Passports and CNICs duringthe last five years alongwith the utilization thereof?

Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control (Ch. Nisar Ali Khan):No amount has been provided by any foreign country / mission to the Departmentof Immigration & Passports and NADRA regarding facilitation of Passports andCNICs.

55. *Sahibzada Muhammad Yaqub:

Will the Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs Statisticsand Privatization be pleased to state:

(a) whether there is any proposal under consideration of theGovernment to increase the pay and pension of the Governmentemployees during the budget 2014-15;

(b) if so, the details thereof?

Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): (a) At present, there is no suchproposal under consideration of the Government to increase the pay and pensionof Government employees during budget 2014-15;

(b) As at “A” above.

56. *Mr. Abdul Qahar Khan Wadan:


(a) whether it is a fact that the Government had removed F. C CheckPosts on Quetta, Chaman Road on the recommendation ofcommittee set up on Balochistan by the previous Governmentbut the present Government has restored some Check Posts; ifso, the reasons therefor; and

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(b) whether it is also a fact that Check Posts of Shala Bagh, Grung,Baleli Custom and Quetta Hazer Gungi have been restored bythe present Government; if so, the reasons thereof?

Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control (Ch. Nisar Ali Khan) :(a) Check posts were reduced on the recommendations of the Committee tofacilitate movement of passengers traveling between Quetta-Chaman Road. Thecheck posts which were reduced have not been restored by the present government.

(b) No check post exists at Shelabagh and Nazar Ganji respectively.Check posts at Garang and Beleli were established in 2008 and are still functioning.

57. *Mr. Lal Chand:

Will the Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statisticsand Privatization be pleased to state the total amount of taxexemptions given under SROs during current financial year 2013-14?

Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): The total amount of all duties andtaxes exempted under various SROs during current financial year i.e. (July-February, 2013-14) is Rs. 320.86 billion.

It is important to highlight that these exemptions are on account of allSROs issued from time to time which are operational till date and not only of thoseissued during the current financial year.

58. *Syed Waseem Hussain:


(a) whether it is a fact that the Tube-well Efficiency ImprovementProgramme (TWEIP) initiated and financed by the USAID inOctober, 2009 to save electricity by replacing old & inefficientpumping machinery of the agriculture sector with new 24% moreenergy efficient pumping sets has been stopped since 30th June,2012;

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(b) whether it is also a fact that approximately 2400 pumps havebeen replaced out of 11000 pumps under the said programme;

(c) if answers to parts (a) and (b) above are in affirmative, the timeby which said project will be restarted to replace the remainingold/inefficient pumping sets?

Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): (a) It is a fact that Tube-wellEfficiency Improvement Program (TWEIP) was a USAID funded project and itended in early June, 2012.The project was implemented by USAID throughInternational Resource Group (IRG), an implementing partner of USAID.

(b) 2,400 pumps were replaced under the said program resulting inimproving energy efficiency of Tubewells to the extent of 16.74 MW. Theprogramme duration was from 2009 to 2012. The original scope of the projectincluded replacement of 11000 pumps.

(c) USAID have informed that currently they have no plans to restartthe project.

59. *Ms. Aisha Syed:


(a) the province-wise total number of foreigners arrested in thecountry during the last one year alongwith the citizenshipthereof; and

(b) the total number of foreigners deported by the Ministry duringthe said period alongwith the citizenship thereof?

Reply not received.

60. *Ms. Aisha Syed:


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(a) the number of registered cases of kidnapping for ransom in thecountry during the last one year alongwith the province-wisedetails thereof; and

(b) the number of persons recovered by the Government during thesaid period alongwith the province-wise details thereof?

Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control (Ch. Nisar Ali Khan) :(a) The total number of kidnapping for ransom cases registered in the countryduring the last one year: 442

(b) Number of persons recovered: 460Province wise detail is at Annex-A.

Annexure-A——————————————————————————————

Cases registered for Province kidnapping for ransom Persons recovered

during the last one year——————————————————————————————ICT 15 15Gilgit Baltistan 01 01AJ&K 02 02Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 111 101Punjab 155 159Sindh 101 116Balochistan 57 66—————————————————————————————— Total 442 460——————————————————————————————

ISLAMABAD: KARAMAT HUSSAIN NIAZI,The 25th March, 2014. Secretary.

PCPPI—399(14) NA—25-3-2014—650.

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(10th Session)

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY SECRETARIAT

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“UNSTARRED QUESTIONS AND THEIR REPLIES”

For Wednesday, the 26th March, 2014

(Originally Unstarred Question Nos. 138, 5, 6, 10, 20, 39, 65, 130, 260,109, 110, 111, 123, 17, 81, 83, 85, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 94, 98, 99, 100,

101, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108 and 109 were set down for answerduring the 9th Session)

138. Dr. Nisar Ahmad Jatt:


(a) the names, offences and dates of the Mercy Petitions of each ofthe convicts of death sentences awarded during the last fiveyears; and

(b) whether the death sentences are not being executed due topendency of the said Mercy Petitions before the President?

Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control (Ch. Nisar Ali Khan) :(a) 522 (copies enclosed)

(b) There is no pendency of mercy petitions. However, all executions ofdeath sentence are held in abeyance till discussion takes place between theHonorable Prime Minister and the President.


5. Sabiha Nazir:

Will the Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control be pleased tostate the year-wise total number of persons appointed in the FIA,

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NADRA, Immigration and Passports departments from 1-1-2008 to30-1-2013?

Reply not received

6. Dr. Nafisa Shah:


(a) the total number of prisoners in various Jails in the country onaccount of blasphemy charges at present; and

(b) the percentage of Hindus, Christians, Muslims and Ahmedisthereof?

Reply not received

10. Munaza Hassan:

Will the Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control be pleased torefer to Starred Question No.24 replied on 16-9-2013 and to state:

(a) the name of those automatic arms in which 20% to 75% increasehas been made during the year 2013-14; and

(b) the persons/authorities/agencies which will use the said arms?

Reply not received

20. Dr. Nafisa Shah:


(a) whether it is a fact that a number of incidents of kidnappingsfor ransom have taken place in Islamabad during the last threemonths;

(b) if so, the amount of ransom demanded and paid by the affecteesduring the said period?

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Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control (Ch. Nisar Ali Khan) :(a) During the last three months, from 20-11-2013 to 20-02-2014, five (05)cases of kidnapping for ransom were registered in Islamabad. In these cases, 05persons were allegedly kidnapped by unknown culprits and ransom was demandedfor their release. Out of the 05 kidnapees, 02 were recovered by the local policeafter conducting raid at Mera Badian, Islamabad and 06 accused persons (04male & 02 female) involved in the crime were arrested. 01 kidnapee returned onhis own without payment of ransom and 02 cases were cancelled being false.

(b) In above mentioned 05 cases, Rs. 06 Crore 16 Lac were demandedby unknown accused persons for release of abductees but no payment was madeas per record of the police. (Case wise detail is attached at Annexure-A).

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39. Mr. Zaib Jaffar:


(a) the total population of the adjacent villages of Islamabad CapitalTerritory having access to potable water at present; and

(b) the steps being taken by the Government to ensure provision ofpotable water to the said population?

Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control (Ch. Nisar Ali Khan) :(a) Total population of about seven lac residing in 133 adjacent villages of IslamabadCapital Territory has access to clean and safe drinking water with following details:-

• Total number of Villages/Towns 61having Water SupplySchemes in Rural Area of ICT.

• Total number of Water Supply 65Schemes in Rural Area of ICT.

• Total villages where Water 49Supply Schemes are functional.

Out of the above mentioned 65 water supply schemes, 55 schemes arefunctional whereas 10 are non functional. Detail is at Annexure-A.

(b) During the last five years, 05 new water supply schemes have beenimplemented whereas 08 existing water supply schemes were up-graded /rehabilitated at the total cost of Rs.439.974 million. In addition to this, small watersupply projects i.e. installation of hand pumps and motorized pump boring, havealso been implemented during the said period, in scattered / isolated dhokes /villages of ICT. Detail of these schemes is attached as Annex -“B”.

Future Plans

During the current financial year 2013-14, it has been proposed to launch07 number of new water supply schemes and 03 number of existing schemes will

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be upgraded / rehabilitated whereas 02 on-going schemes will also be implemented.For this purposed funds amounting to Rs.276.421 million have been allocated inthe PSDP of current financial year which are to be released on quarterly basis. Alist of the schemes to be launched / upgraded is at Annexure-“C”.

The proposal for construction / completion of new water supply schemesas well as up-gradation / rehabilitation of the existing schemes in future has alsobeen prepared. The said proposal costs to Rs.1012.974 million. Detail of theseschemes is at Annexure-“D”.

(Annexures have been placed in the National Assembly Library)

65. Mr. Abdul Qahar Khan Wadan:


(a) the location-wise total number of Passport Offices establishedin Balochistan Province at present; and

(b) the year-wise number of persons recruited in those PassportOffices during the last five years in the said province alongwiththe district-wise details thereof?

Reply not received

130. Mr. Kishwer Zehra:


(a) the number of complaints made against police officers on accountof registration of fake FIRs in Islamabad during the year2012-13 till date;

(b) the number of cases processed by the Government alongwiththe action taken against the responsibles;

(c) whether there is any proposal under consideration of theGovernment to amend the law to specify penalty for such policeofficers; if so, when it will be implemented?

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Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control (Ch. Nisar Ali Khan) :(a) During the year 2012-13 till date, ICT Police Officers registered followingthree false cases:

i. FIR No. 134 dated 19-05-2013 u/s 302/34 PPC, PS Shalimar.

ii. FIR No. 549/2013 u/s 406 PPC PS Kohsar.

iii. FIR No. 77 dated 24-10-2013 u/s 406/380/34 PPC PS Women.

(b) Action taken in case FIR No. 134/2013 PS Shalimar:

On the orders of the Honorable Supreme Court of Pakistan, theGovernment of KPK, registered a case FIR No. 562 dated 19-05-2013 u/s 166/186 PPC and 155 Police Order 2002, PS University Town, Peshawar (nowlinked up with case FIR No. 366/2013 PS Town, Peshawar by the order ofJudicial Magistrate, Peshawar) against the following officers:

i. Mr. Bani Amin Khan, PSP, former IGP/Islamabad

ii. Mr. Yasin Farooq, PSP, former SSP/Islamabad

iii. Mr. Jamil Ahmad Hashmi, SP, ICT Police

iv. Mr. Abdul Rashid Niazi, DSP, ICT police

v. Inspector Sajjad Haider Bokhari, former SHO/PS Shalimar

vi. SI Rashid Ahmad (former IO of PS Shalimar)

SSP/Islamabad after departmental proceedings dismissed Sub-InspectorRasheed Ahmed I.O of case FIR No.134/2013 of PS. Shalimar, Islamabad. DIG/Hqrs, Islamabad after departmental proceedings awarded a punishment ofForfeiture of 01 year approved Service to Inspector Sajjad Hussain Bokhari, thethen SHO/PS Shalimar.

Later on, Ministry of Interior vide letter dated 24-01-2014 sent a finalreport of inquiry conducted on orders of the Supreme Court of Pakistan in HRCNo.19526-0/2013 for implementation. Findings of the inquiry committee reporthave been sent to the SSP/Islamabad for implementation.

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Action taken in case FIR No. 549/2013 PS Kohsar:

A case FIR No. 573 dated 01-11-2013 u/s 420/193/166/167 PPC wasregistered against SI Shams Gill at Police Station Kohsar, Islamabad on the chargeof registration of fake FIR No. 549/2013 u/s 406 PPC PS Kohsar, Islamabadagainst Noor ul Ain alias Ainy. The officer has also been placed under suspension.SCN issued to SI Shamas Gill has been kept pending till final out come of thecriminal case registered against him.

Action taken in case FIR No. 77/2013 PS Women:

A Show Cause Notice bearing No. 9066/E-1, dated 30-10-2013 wasissued to ASI Sadaf Basharat, SHO PS Women, Islamabad. The officer submittedher written reply to the SCN holding herself innocent in the matter. An inquiry inthe matter was conducted by AIG/Operations, Islamabad. The Inquiry Officer, inhis inquiry report dated 13-11-2013 held ASI Sadaf Basharat, SHO PS Womenguilty of misconduct/inefficiency on account of registration of false Police case in acivil matter. ASI Sadaf Basharat, the then SHO PS Women after availing 60 daysEx-Pakistan leave has not resumed her duty and absented herself. On resumingduty, the SCN issued to her will be decided on merit.

(c) No such amendment is under consideration.

260. Ms. Zaib Jaffar:


(a) whether it is a fact that there is great scarcity of potable waterin the neighbouring villages of Islamabad;

(b) the steps being taken to overcome the said problem; and

(c) the measures taken by the Government during the last five yearsin this regard?

Reply not received

109. Ms. Belum Hasnain:


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(a) the total number of culprits arrested in the terrorist activities inthe country during the period present Government;

(b) the number of persons convicted and acquitted during the saidperiod; and

(c) the names of convicted persons thereof?

Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control (Ch. Nisar Ali Khan) :


110. Admissibility is being reconsidered.

111. Dr. Nisar Ahmad Jatt:


(a) the year wise, details of sanctioned posts in the Ministry duringthe last five years till date;

(b) the actual present working strength in each grade/MP scale inthe Ministry and its attach autonomous, subordinate, semi-autonomous departments, projects corporations and companiesalongwith the justification thereof; and

(c) the authorities who granted the approval to increase anddecrease the said posts separately?

Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics and

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Privatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): (a) The required information is atAnnexure – I.

(b), (c) The information in respect of (b) and (c) is at Annexure-II.


123. Ms. Aisha Syed:


(a) the names and addresses of the persons convicted for womentrafficking during the five years indicating also the punishmentsawarded to them; and

(b) the steps being taken by the Government to prevent the saidcrime?

Reply not received

17. Shafqat Mehmood:


(a) the names of lawyers engaged by the Government in HighTreason case against former President General (R) PervezMusharaf; and

(b) the amount of fee paid to the said lawyers so far?

Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control (Ch. Nisar Ali Khan) :(a) The following lawyers are engaged by the Government in High Treason caseagainst former President General (R) Pervez Musharaf as per fee detail givenagainst each:-

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(b) An amount of Rs.20,500,999/- has been paid so far to the saidlawyers as indicated against each in (a) above.

81. Dr. Mahreen Razaque Bhutto:

Will the Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statisticsand Privatization be please( state the comparative functions/powersof the Ministry before and after the Constitution 18th Amendment?

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Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): The functions of Finance Division(Main) and its attached Departments / Organizations and allied Divisions beforeand after 18

th amendment are as under:

A. Finance Division (Main)

There is no change in functions assigned to Finance Division before andafter 18th amendment.

B. Federal Board of Revenue

No changes have been brought about in the subordinate offices,departments, companies, projects under the administrative control of FBR in lightof the 18th Amendment in the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

C. Economic Affairs Division

(a) The details of the functions of EAD in Rules of Business 1973, before/after 18th amendment are as under: -

(b) Before 18th Amendment 10 functions (Annex-A) were performedby EAD. After 18th Amendment 21 functions (Annex-B) have been entrusted toEAD, out of which 14 functions as at Annex-C have been transferred to differentMinistries and Divisions. However, currently only 17 functions as at Annex-D arebeing performed by EAD, which are in line with the original business of EAD asspecified in Rules of Business.

D. Statistics Division

The functions of the Statistics Division before and after the 18th amendmentare at Annex-E

E. Privatization Division

The functions/Powers of Privatization Division as enumerated in Rules ofBusiness 1973 have not changed in wake of 18th Amendment and the same are atAnnex-F.

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There is no change in the power of the Ministry/Division except as above.


83. Muhammad Muzammil Qureshi:


(a) whether it is a fact that a NADRA cell has been setup for theregistration of foreigners settle in Karachi;

(b) whether it is also a fact that the performance of the said cell issatisfactory; if not, the reasons thereof;

(c) the number of persons registered during the period from01-01-2008 till date

(d) the steps being taken by the Government for the registrationof remaining persons who have not yet been registered withsaid cell?

Reply not received

85. Dr. Azra Fazal Pechuho:

Will the Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control be pleased tostate the names of the city/towns where new passport offices will beestablished during the period of the present Government?

Reply not received

88. Parveen Masood Bhatti:

Will the Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control be pleased tostate the steps being taken by the Government to simplify theprocedure of lodging FIR in Islamabad?

Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control (Ch. Nisar Ali Khan) :The ICT police has taken following steps to simplify the procedure for registrationof FIR:-

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••••• All SHOs has been strictly directed to register a case upon complaintcontaining information of a cognizable offense without any delay. The performanceof SHO is not being judged by the number of cases but on the number of casesthey have detected.

••••• Modern Reporting Rooms with latest equipments have beenestablished within various police stations of Islamabad where, young well educatedand energetic male & female officers have been deployed to address publiccomplaints.

••••• Professional Standard Unit (PSU) has been established in ICTpolice to keep high professional standards in police to monitor all types of missconduct of police officers/officials including non-registration of cases.

••••• A complaint cell has also been established in the office of IG police& SSP/Islamabad where public can file complaints against non registration of FIRand illegal gratification regarding registration of FIR Strict action is taken againstdelinquent officers/officials.

••••• In order to ensure that the public complaints are properly deals ornot, a Digital Visitors Management system has been established by ICT policefor getting in touch with the citizens and for obtaining their feedback.

••••• Human Rights Officers have been posted in all police station tomonitor all Human Rights violations committed in police stations which also includenon-registration of FIRs.

••••• Moreover Citizens Police Committees have also been establishedto coordinate with the general public. These PCs have also been requested toensure free registration of FIRs on public complaints regarding a cognizable offense.If any discrepancy is noticed, senior police command is duly informed for takingdepartmental action against the delinquent officers/officials.

89. Parveen Masood Bhatti:


(a) the location-wise women police stations in Islamabad at present;and

(b) the facilities available therein?

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Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control (Ch. Nisar Ali Khan) :(a) Only one police station has been established in the jurisdiction of FederalCapital and located at Sector G-7, Markaz near Sitara Market, Islamabad.

(b)1. Modern reporting room has been established in Women PoliceStation with all modern equipments, sufficient space for smooth working to facilitatewomen for registration of their complaints / FIRs. Moreover, Women Police Stationis equipped with Conference Room, Recreation Room, Child Care Center, Lockup, Official Vehicle, Computers with all accessories and all other basic facilities.

2. Expert well educated and fully trained women police officers /officialshave been deployed in Modern Reporting Room. They are providing all possiblehelp to the visitors, women victims of Federal Capital who are visiting for redressalof their grievances. The women officers / officials deployed there are fully trainedin the light of International Human Rights standard.

90. Syed Asif Hasnain:

Will the Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statisticsand privatization be pleased to state:

(a) the names of the entities to which the Government granted bailout packages during the last three years till date; and

(b) the improvements made in the said entities due to the utilizationof said packages?

Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): (a) Names of the Entities

(a) Pakistan Railways (PR)

Pakistan Railways (PR) is a corporate body having its own revenue/receipts. Rs.33.500 billion has been allocated to PR for the CFY 2013-14. Duringthe period July 2013-February, 2014, Rs. 21.626 billion has been released onaccount of subsidy on monthly basis for payment of Pay and Pension. Details ofbailout packages is placed at Annex-I.

(b) Pakistan Steel Mills (PSM)

In the wake of acute financial crisis since FY 2008-09, GoP consideringthe PSM as a national asset, has been extending due support to keep the

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organization afloat. Since January, 2010 various bailout packages comprising bothbudgetary as well as non-budgetary support have been provided to PSM. Detaileddescription of said packages is placed at Annex-II.

(c) Pakistan International Airlines Corporation (PIAC)

Due to low revenue collection, high cost of fuel, competitive strategies ofGulf Airlines, PIAC has been facing continuous financial constraints. To supportthe national carrier GoP has been providing financial support to the airline. Detailsat Annex-III.

(b) (a) Pakistan Railways (PR)

Due to depleting revenue receipts of Pakistan Railways (PR) its relianceon financial assistance by the GoP has increased manifold. Main factors include,inter alia, poor business practices, loss-making operations including its over-aged infrastructure and flawed governance.

In the CFY revenues from July-December, 2013 have been communicatedat Rs.27,711.260 million and expected revenues for period January-June, 2014are equal to Rs.28,374.375 million which are over and above the targets.

(b) Pakistan Steel Mills (PSM)

With high level of GoP financial support in preceding three years, the financialhemorrhage persists and no tangible improvement in the operational and financialprofile of PSM has been noted, rather continuous deterioration in respect of capacityutilization (presently reported at 1.36%) has impaired the going concern assumption.Resultantly, GoP in the CFY allocated an amount of Rs. 3.62 billion attributableprimarily to employee related expenditure and certain urgent liabilities, which inthe present circumstances is likely to continue.

(c) Pakistan International Airlines Corporation (PIAC)

The GoP has been providing financial support to the PIA in order to keepthe airline afloat. Although the airline managed to avoid complete shutdown of itsoperations, no tangible improvements were witnessed in the performance of thecompany. However, the recent support of Rs.16 billion being provided by thepresent government is intended to turn around the company and achieve break

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even through a well designed restructuring plan. Several cost cutting and revenueenhancement measures are underway and fuel efficient planes are being acquiredon lease basis to once again achieve acceptable operational levels of the airline.The government is also committed to restructuring, revival, and strategic divestmentof PIA.


91. Syed Asif Hasnain:

Will the Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control be pleased tostate the total number of persons to whom Indian visas were grantedduring the last five years alongwith the number of persons who didnot return to Pakistan?

Reply not received

92. Sheikh Salahuddin:

Will the Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control be pleased tostate the steps taken by the Government for dialogue with Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan?

Reply not received

94. Ms. Saman Sultana Jaffri:


(a) whether there is a National Policy to curb sectarianism;

(b) the number of sectarian attacks made in Islamabad since January,2013 till date;

(c) the number of persons injured and killed in those attacks duringthe said period; and

(d) the steps taken by the Government to compensate/facilitate theinjured/affected families of the persons killed in the said attacks?

Reply not received

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98. Ms. Khalida Mansoor:

Will the Minister for Finance, Revenue Economics Affairs, Statisticsand Privatization be pleased to refer to Starred Question No.8 repliedon 27-1-2014 and to state the head wise utilization of povertyalleviation fund during the period from 2008 to 2013?

Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): Detailed head wise utilization ofpoverty alleviation fund during the period from 2008-13 is as under:-

Rs. in billion——————————————————————————————

Component Utilization——————————————————————————————

Microcredit 59.342

Capacity Building 3.706

Disability 0.282

Emergency Relief 0.263

Livelihood Enhancement 3.356

Rehabilitation and Recon. 9.789

Social Mobilization 3.773

Health and Education 3.836

Water and Infrastructure 8.074

Waseela-e-Haq 2.556——————————————————————————————Grand Total 94.977——————————————————————————————Year-wise breakup of the above utilization is attached as Annex-I

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——————————————————————————————COMPONENT OBJECTIVE——————————————————————————————Microcredit To improve availability and access of the poor to micro-

finance to enhance their capacities, productivity and returnsfrom livelihood initiatives.

Capacity Building To target and empower the poor by supporting theirorganization into three tiers i.e. (i) Community Level, (ii)Village Level and (iii) Union Council Level. Providecapacity building for selected partner organizations toimprove their ability to work through these institutions inleast developed areas and provide training and technicalassistance to their existing systems.

Disability A project specifically targeted to provide assistive devicesto community members disabled during earthquake of2005.

Emergency Relief To provide emergency relief to people affected byearthquake and floods.

Livelihood To develop the capacity, opportunities, assets andEnhancement and productivity of community members to reduce theirProtection vulnerability to shocks, improve their livelihoods initiatives

and strengthen their business operations. Supportcommunity members to build up their savings capacityand proficiency in fund management through internal assets,productivity and incomes.

Rehabilitation and Funding specifically targeted at people devastated duringReconstruction earthquake in order to provide them withshelters. The

funding was provided for the construction of 120,000houses destroyed in the earthquake of 2005.

Social Mobilization To identify poor and ultra-poor using poverty score cardto allow for improved inclusion in community levelorganizations and standardization of targeting approachesacross partner organizations of PPAF.

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——————————————————————————————COMPONENT OBJECTIVE——————————————————————————————Health and Education Improve/provide Health and Education facilities and to

improve access of poor communities to such facilities.

Water and To improve basic infrastructure, additional productiveInfrastructure and integrated community infrastructure projects such as

drought and preparedness and innovation interventionssuch as alternative energy projects.

Waseela-e-Haq Waseela-e-Haq program is targeted at providing enterpriseskills training to beneficiaries of Benazir Income SupportProgram (BISP). The specific objective of the enterpriseand skill development training is to enhance the capacityof beneficiaries of BISP or their nominees so that theycan properly utilize the amount received by them for settingup business.

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99. Ms. Maiza Hameed:


(a) the time by which the ban will be imposed on child trafficking inthe country;

(b) the mechanisms to protect those children whose parents are injails at present;

(c) the total amount of budget allocated to provide free legal aid toneedy and poor children under the Juvenile Justice SystemOrdinance 2000;

(d) the number of children to whom legal aid has been provided bythe Ministry during the period from January to June, 2013;

(e) the steps taken by the Ministry for the implementation of thesaid Ordinance in ICI alongwith the total number of Juvenilesare on probation in Islamabad at present; and

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(f) whether it is a fact that the funds have been allocated by theMinistry for the promotion and protection of child rights duringthe year 2013-14; if so, the total amount thereof?

Reply not received.

100. Ms. Surriya Jatoi:


(a) the total number of illegal immigrants presently detained in jails;

(b) the total number of women immigrants arrested during the lasttwo years?

Reply not received.

101. Ms. Surriya Jatoi:

Will the Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statisticsand Privatization be pleased to state the total amount of customduty collected from Karachi Sea Port and other dry ports in thecountry during current financial year?

Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): Customs duty collected fromKarachi Sea Port and other Dry Ports in the . country during current financial year(July-January) is as under:—

(Rs. In Million)——————————————————————————————

Ports Customs Duty——————————————————————————————

Karachi Sea Port 97,794.58Other Dry ports 32,121.33

——————————————————————————————Total 129,915.91

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104. Mr. Asad Umar:

Will the Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control be pleased tostate the amount of fee being charged by NADRA for verification ofCNIC of provincial security agencies at present?

Reply not recieved.

105. Mr. Asad Umar:


(a) the year-wise cases of car theft reported in Islamabad duringthe years 2009 to 2013;

(b) whether it is a fact that crime of car theft in Islamabad isincreasing;

(c) if so, the steps taken by the Government to prevent the saidcrime?

Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control (Ch. Nisar Ali Khan):(a) During 2009 to 2013 detail of year wise breakup of cases of car theft reportedin Islamabad is as under:———————————————————————————————

Year No.of car No of car No of accusedstolen recoverd arrested in car

stolen cases——————————————————————————————

2009 538 101 1502010 632 131 1242011 599 119 1502012 524 82 1362013 677 66 75

——————————————————————————————Total 2970 499 635

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(b) There is slight increase in the crime and reason attributed are asfollows:

1. Theft and snatching of vehicle is a highly organized crime and theculprits use different modus operandi to achieve their nefarious goals.

2. Closer proximity to KPK and easy access to Punjab is also onesuch factor, inter provincial nature of boundaries benefit criminals tooperate freely from the clutches of law.

3. It takes hardly few minutes for culprits to move the stolen vehiclefrom the jurisdiction of Islamabad as the farthest end of city is fewminutes drive from the centre of the city.

(b) ICT police has taken the following steps to prevent this crime withinIslamabad:—

(1) General public has been requested to install safety alarm system andsafety gadgets in their vehicles.

(2) “Nakas” at all important entry and exit points have been establishedand the officers have been directed to keep an eye over suspiciousperson/vehicles to prevent car theft.

(3) Patrolling has been enhanced and the officers have been directed toconduct surprise checking at various “Nakas” as a preventivemeasure.

(4) People were asked to park their vehicles inside houses and at parkingplaces when they are out for duty or shopping purpose. They werealso advised not to park their vehicles at abandoned places or in thestreets particularly at night.

(5) At peculiar places, i.e FGS Hospital, CDA Hospital, Chairman CDAoffice etc, a chit system has been introduced within the parking areasto prevent car theft.

(6) Police personnel Civvies gave also been deployed in different sectorto keep watch over suspicious persons/vehicles and informers havealso been deployed for the same purpose.

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(7) All SF-10s have been strictly directed to personally supervise all theinitiatives taken during the move against the car lifters and ensurethat no stone will be un-turned in this particular task.

(8) All SHOs were further directed to take preventive action against allthe vagabonds loitering in the areas under section 55/109 Cr.P.C.

(9) The list of the previous convicts of car the ft have been prepared anddistributed amongst all quarters concerned to interrogate them duringinvestigation of car theft cases.

(10) ICT police is active to apprehend the car lifters while establishingDecoy plans at different venues of public gatherings frequently.

(11) Pamphelets containing preventive measures/instructions have beendistributed amongst the general public.

106. Ms. Nighat Parveen Mir:

Will the Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control be pleased tostate the time by which the functions of the chip installed in the CNICby the NADRA will be made operational?

Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control (Ch. Nisar Ali Khan):The Chip of the card is fully functional and operational.

107. Sahibzada Tariq Ullah:


(a) the number of complaints registered regarding indecent e-mailsand SMS made during the last five years till date alongwith thequarter-wise action taken thereon;

(b) whether any mechanism has been evolved to check the said e-mails and SMS;

(c) the name of authority responsible to check such e-mails andSMS; and

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(d) the details of existing law dealing therewith?

Reply not received.

108. Mr. Siraj Muhammad Khan:


(a) whether it is a fact that the employees of the institutions beingprivatized will be absorbed in other departments on prioritybasis;

(b) if so, the steps taken by the Government in this regard so far?

Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): (a) & (b) The PrivatisationCommission is not aware of any such decision of the Government. However,upon privatisation of any unit, where strategic equity is being divested, the rights ofthe employees would be protected and where found expedient severance packages(i.e. Golden Hand Shake / Voluntary Separation Schemes) would be offered.

109. Mr. Junaid Akbar:


(a) the number of invalid/fake CNICs against which inquiries arebeing conducted by the NADRA Office, Lakki Marwat, since1st October, 2013 till date alongwith the names thereof;

(b) whether it is a fact that the staff of the said NADRA Office isdeliberately delaying the process of inquiries thereof; if not, theprogress made so far in this regard; and

(c) the names and addresses of persons of Lakki Marwat, whoseCNICs have been blocked during the last three years?

Reply not received.

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21. Begum Tahira Bukhari:

Will the Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control be pleased tostate the prescribed procedure to register private security companiesin Islamabad at present?

Reply not received.

22. Begum Tahira Bukhari:

Will the Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control be pleased tostate the total number of private security companies functioning inIslamabad at present alongwith the names thereof?

Reply not received.

23. Ms. Nighat Parveen Mir:

Will the Minister for Planning, Development and Reform be pleasedto state:

(a) the total number of development schemes completed fromdevelopment funds released under Public Sector DevelopmentProgramme during the last two years; and

(b) the total number of development schemes in which funds havebeen misappropriated during the said period alongwith theactions taken against the responsibles?

Minister for Planning, Development and Reform (Mr. Ahsan Iqbal):(a) Total 219 projects have been completed during the last two years (2011-12 &2012-13). It includes completion of 154 projects in 2011-12 and 65 projects in2012-13. Total cost of the completed projects is about Rs. 112 billion during thereported period.

(b) The information regarding misappropriation of funds is not availablewith this Ministry. Sponsoring / Executing Ministries / Divisions would be in aposition to provide this information.

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24. Ms. Khalida Mansoor:


(a) the total number of persons whose applications for the issuanceof Passports are pending at present; and

(b) the time by which Passports will be issued to said applicants?

Reply not received.

25. Ms. Parveen Masood Bhatti:

Will the Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control be pleased tostate the detail of the fee being charged by the NADRA for issuanceof CNIC at present?

Reply not received.

26. Ms. Parveen Masood Bhatti:

Will the Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control be pleased tostate whether there is any proposal under consideration of theGovernment to issue Computerized National Identity Cards free ofcost; if so, the time by which it will be implemented?

Reply not received.

27. Ms. Shakila Luqman:


(a) the total amount of dollars purchased by the State Bank ofPakistan from the market during the last two years till date;

(b) the names of agencies, agents and banks utilized/participatedin each transaction alongwith the details thereof; and

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(c) the loss suffered and profit earned therefrom during the saidperiod?

Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): (a) In accordance with internationalreporting standards for central banks, SBP on a monthly basis disclose full detailsof its foreign currency assets held including official reserves, Gold, Special DrawingRights (SDRs) including pre-determined short term and contingent net drains onforeign currency assets which is available on SBP website.

(b) Foreign currency transactions are done only through scheduledcommercial banks in Pakistan which have been authorized to deal in ForeignExchange in accordance with the provisions of Foreign Exchange Regulation Act,1947 (FERA). List of names is at Annexure-A.

(c) All foreign currency transactions are concluded at prevailing marketprices and are marked to market on daily basis. All profit or Loss on foreignexchange transactions are duly incorporated and reported under annual auditedfinancial accounts of State Bank of Pakistan. Exchange Gain (net) is reportedunder consolidated Profit & Loss Account for the year ended June 30, 2012 andJune 30, 2013. This data can be accessed from the audited consolidated financialaccounts of State Bank of Pakistan available on the SBP website.

Annex-A

LIST OF SCHEDULED BANKS IN PAKISTANAUTHORIZED TO DEAL IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE

——————————————————————————————SR. # NAME

——————————————————————————————1 ALBARAKA BANK (PAKISTAN) LIMITED.2 ALLIED BANK LIMITED3 ASKARI BANK LIMITED4 BANK AL-FALAH LIMITED5 BANK AL-HABIB LIMITED6 BANK OF PUNJAB7 BANK OF TOKYO-MITSUBISHI LTD8 BANKISLAMI PAKISTAN LIMITED9 BARCLAYS BANK PLC.

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——————————————————————————————SR. # NAME

——————————————————————————————10 BURJ BANK LIMITED11 CITI BANK N.A12 DEUTSCHE BANK A.G13 DUBAI ISLAMIC BANK PAKISTAN LTD.14 FAYSAL BANK LIMITED15 FIRST WOMAN BANK LIMITED16 HABIB BANK LIMITED17 HABIB METROPOLITAN BANK LIMITED18 HONG KONG SHANGHAI19 HSBC BANK OMAN S.A.O.G.20 INDUSTRIAL & COMMERCIAL BANK OF CHINA21 JS BANK LIMITED22 KASB COMMERCIAL BANK LTD.23 MCB BANK LIMITED24 MEEZAN BANK25 NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN26 NIB BANK LIMITED27 SAMBA BANK LTD28 SILKBANK LIMITED.29 SINDH BANK LIMITED30 SONERI BANK LIMITED31 STANDARD CHARTERED BANK (PAKISTAN)32 SUMMIT BANK LIMITED33 THE BANK OF KHYBER34 UNITED BANK LIMITED

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(a) the total number of prohibited bore arms licences issued underthe Directives of the Minister of State for Interior during thelast three years; and

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(b) the total number of said licences issued to security guards ofprivate security companies separately alongwith the criteriaadopted therein?

Reply not received.



(a) the names and designations of those employees presently workingin the Federal Board of Revenue who have recently been grantedhonorarium alongwith the per head amount thereof;

(b) the head of account from which the said honorarium has beengranted; and

(c) the criteria adopted for granting the said honorarium?

Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): (a) No honorarium has recently(i.e. during the current financial year) been granted except to the following:—

“Mr.Muhammad Ashraf Baluch, Assistant, (Council Section).Honorarium granted Rs.4,312/-

(b) The honorarium has been granted from the head A01273-Honorarium.

(c) The honorarium has been granted in accordance with the FinanceDivision (Regulation Wing)’s O.M. No. F. 2 (4) R-/96 dated 6th July, 2010(Annex-I).

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30. Ms. Naeema Kishwar Khan:


(a) the jail-wise total number of prisoners of the 1CT imprisoned inthe Province of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa at present; and

(b) the steps being taken by the Federation to bring those prisonersback and to pay the expenditures being incurred by the saidprovince thereon?

Reply not received.

31. Dr. Arif Alvi:

Will the Minister Incharge of the Prime Ministers Office be pleased tostate:

(a) the prescribed criteria for storage of the radioactive waste ofCivilian Nuclear reactors by the Pakistan Nuclear RegulatoryAuthority at present;

(b) whether it is a fact that the long term plane have been made tocontrol nuclear waste; if so, the total reactors commissionedtherefor so far;

(c) whether there is any proposal under consideration to makeNational Repository for low and intermediate level of waste; ifso, when it will be implemented; alongwith the financialimplications of the said storage; and

(d) whether there is also any proposal under consideration of theGovernment to establish a Radioactive Waste ManagementFund; if so, when it will be implemented?

Minister Incharge of the Prime Ministers Office: (a) The criteria forstorage of radioactive waste is laid down by the Pakistan Nuclear RegulatoryAuthority (PNRA) in its regulation PAK/915 “Regulations on Radioactive WasteManagement”. PAEC strictly complies with these regulations.

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(b) Long term plans have been made to control nuclear waste accordingto “National Policy on Control and Safe Management of Radioactive Waste”. Sofar three reactors have been commissioned in Pakistan for power generation.

These are:

KANUPP in Karachi – 100 MWC-1 at Chashma – 325 MWC-2 at Chashma – 325 MW

(c) Presently, ample storage exists at the power plant sites. Further,additional interim storage facilities are being built. However, work on developmentof a National Repository has already been initiated. Siting process is in progress.The financial implications will be spelt out when the detail design is completed.

(d) The tariff approved by NEPRA for the two plants at Chashma has adedicated component for radioactive waste management. This part of the tariff isbeing set aside to be used as waste disposal fund for development of additionalfacilities.

32. Dr. Arif Alvi:

Will the Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statisticsand Privatization be pleased to state whether it is a fact that the caseagainst Khanani and Kalia owners of a foreign exchange companyhas been finalized; if so, the conclusions thereof?

Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs, Statistics andPrivatization (Mr. Muhammad Ishaq Dar): Yes. The case against Khanani &Kaalia, Owner of a Foreign Exchange Company has been finalized after completionof investigation by FIA and report u/s 173 of Cr. PC has been submitted to theSpecial Court (Offences in banks) Lahore, on 15-10-2009. The trial court hassummoned the accused on 17-03-2014 for appearance.

33. Dr. Azra Fazal Pechuho:

Will the Minister for Planning,Development and Reform be pleasedto state:

(a) the amount of development expenditures made under PublicSector Developmenl Programme (PSDP) during the first six

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months of the financial year 2013-14; and(b) the department-wise funds released under the PSDP during the

said period?

Minister for Planning, Development and Reform (Mr. Ahsan Iqbal):(a) The Ministry of Planning, Development and Reform has released Rs. 123billion during the first six months of the fiscal year 2013-14 out of rupee allocationof 311 billion. Actual expenditure is incurred by the executing agencies againstfunds released by this Ministry and foreign aid received from donors.

(b) The department-wise releases during the first six months of fiscalyear 2013-14 are attached.


34. Mr. Sher Akbar Khan:


(a) the total number of the officers of the BPS-18 to 21 who haveapplied for House Building Advance during the years 2012-13alongwith the details thereof; and

(b) whether it is a fact that the HBA will be provided to said officersduring the year 2013-14; if not, the reasons thereof?

Reply not received.

35. Ms. Nafeesa Inayatullah Khan Khattak:

Will the Minister for Planning, Development and Reform be pleasedto state:

(a) whether there is any project under consideration under PSDP2013-14 for capacity building of teacher training institutionsand training of elementary school teachers in ICT, AJK, GBand FATA, if so, the details of the said project; and

(b) the total amount/funds allocated for the said project indicatingalso the details and the amount spent so far under each headseparately?

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Minister for Planning, Development and Reform (Mr. Ahsan Iqbal):(a) There is an on-going project under PSDP 2013-14 for Capacity Building ofTeachers Training Institutions and Training of Elementary School Teachers in ICT,AJK, GB and FATA; Details of project are at Annex-I.

(b) (i) Total project cost: Rs. 669.556 Million(ii) Allocation for 2013-14 Rs. 104.532 Million

Annex-IDetails of Project:

1. Name of Project Capacity Building of Teacher TrainingInstitutions and Training of Elementary SchoolTeachers in ICT, AJK, GB and FATA.

2. Sector Teacher training

3. Location Project caters to the training needs of elementaryteachers of entire region of Federal Areas: ICT, AJK,GB and FATA

4. Sponsoring Ministry of Education, Trainings & Standards inMinistry Higher Education

5. Executing Ministry of Education. Trainings & Standards inAgency Higher Education

6. Date of Approval ECNEC: 23-08-2006

7. Brief Description The Government of Canada extended 43 loans toGovernment of Pakistan totalling Canadian $634.9million till 1985. In October, 2001, it was announcedto convert up to $449.553 million of the outstandingCanadian loans into grant. Government of Pakistanand Canada signed a formal Memorandum ofUnderstanding (MoU) in April, 2006. Ninety percent of the debt proceeds have been earmarked forthe Provinces and 10% for the Federal Government.The outlay of the project including the provincialshares is Rs. 6692.807 million, while the FederalShare is Rs. 669.556 million.

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The major thrust of Canadian Department of ForeignAid and Trade Development (DFATD) — Debt ForEducation Conversion (DFEC) project is to improvethe quality of Elementary Education in Pakistan. Theproject’s major objectives are to strengthen TeacherTraining. Institutions, Award of Pre-ServiceScholarships and imparting In-Service training to theteaching and administrative staff of primar\ and middleschools as continuous professional development.

The specific objectives of project as given in thePC-1 prepared by the then Ministry of Education(Devolved) are:

• Organizing Professional DevelopmentPrograms for Elementary School Teachers,Head Teachers. Master Trainers, EducationalManagers and Faculty of Teacher TrainingInstitutions.

• Awarding Pre-Service Scholarships to theprospective teachers enrolled in B.Ed/BS.Edand Diploma in Education. Capacity Buildingof Teacher Training Institutions throughstrengthening of infrastructure and physicalfacilities.

• Construction/Repair, Maintenance andRenovation of Buildings of TTIs with specialfocus on hostels to provide accommodation tothe students.

• Provision of Furniture. Science lab Equipments,Sports items and learning/instructional materialto TTIs and elementary schools.

• Establishment of Computer Labs. TrainingResource Centre and library empowerment tostrengthen the TTIs.

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• Developing and dissemination of trainingmodules and teaching / demonstration kits.

• Conducting research studies to assess qualityof training, its dissemination and impact onstudents learning achievements.

8. Commencement 23-08-2006Date

9. Completion Date 30-06-2015

10. Approved Cost Rs. 669.556 million

11 . Funds Allocated

(Rs. millions)——————————————————————————————

Year PSDP Allocation Amount Released——————————————————————————————

2006-07

2007-08 100.000 —

2008-09 186.980 —

2009-10 122.771 —

2010-11 98.773 85.360

2011-12 150.000 147.000

2012-13 199.000 76.600

2013-14 104.532 73.172——————————————————————————————

Note:

Prior to 2010-11, funds were being released by Finance Division,therefore, Finance Division may be in a position to indicate the amountreleased.

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Similarly, expenditure as incurred by the Ministry concerned i.e.Ministry of Education. Trainings & Standards in Higher Educationmay be in a position to indicate item wise expenditure andachievements so far.

KARAMAT HUSSAIN NIAZI, Secretary.

ISLAMABAD:The 25th March, 2014.

PCPPI—399 (2014) NA—25-3-2014—650.

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