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National Judicial Policy-Making Committee proposes KPIs for judges to ensure accountability

• Automated evaluation systems will consider both qualitative and quantitative performance indicators • Safeguards for judicial independence discussed • AGP says steps taken to address enforced disappearances through tweaks to ATA ISLAMABAD: The National Judicial Policy-Making Committee (NJPMC) on Friday discussed wide-ranging reforms aimed at strengthening the performance and independence of the judiciary, with a particular focus on introducing Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for judges to ensure accountability and uniform standards across the district judiciary. The meeting, chaired by Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Yahya Afridi, also underscored the need for harmonised policies among high courts and data-driven evaluation mechanisms to enhance judicial efficiency and integrity. The committee, about the district judiciary reforms, discussed the comprehensive recommendations submitted by the subcommittee on harmonising policy innovations across various high courts. The recomm...

9th Pakistan-Bangladesh JEC meeting held in Dhaka after 2-decade hiatus

The 9th Session of the Pakistan-Bangladesh Joint Economic Commission (JEC) was convened in Dhaka on Monday, after a hiatus of 20 years, marking another important milestone in strengthening bilateral economic and development cooperation between the two countries. The meeting was co-chaired by Federal Minister for Petroleum Ali Pervaiz Malik and Bangladesh Finance Adviser Dr Salehuddin Ahmed. At the conclusion of the session, both sides signed the Agreed Minutes of the 9th JEC, reflecting “significant progress” in multiple areas of mutual interest, including trade, investment and industries, agriculture, transport and communications, education, information technology, banking, health, tourism, energy, climate change, information and broadcasting, and the textile sector. The two sides emphasised the importance of enhancing cooperation between the national shipping corporations, with Pakistan offering the use of Karachi Port Trust as a gateway for Bangladeshs’s trade with regional count...

Budget FY25: What’s going up and what’s coming down

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb presented the budget for fiscal year 2024-25 on the floor of the National Assembly on Wednesday amid raucous proceedings with the opposition registering its protest with sloganeering and desk-thumping. Pakistan’s budget for the upcoming year aims for a modest 3.6 per cent GDP growth, and sets an ambitious Rs13 trillion tax collection target, raising taxes on salaried classes and removing tax exemptions for the rest. Rise in minimum wage, increase in taxes During his speech, the finance minister said there was a proposal for the minimum wage to be increased to Rs37,000 from Rs32,000. He also said that salaries for government servants from grades 1-16 would be increased by 25pc and by 20pc for those in grades 17-22, along with an increase in pensions for retired employees by 15pc . Meanwhile, some of the notable changes in taxes/duties introduced by the government in budget 2024- 25, which will interest you, are that rates have changed for...

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