The exclusion of sections 2 (2) and 3 of the Pakistan (Control) Ordinance 1981 pre-emption right to a hearing does not preclude the Federal Government from giving reasons and explaining its reasons when proceeding. If brought, the right to a pre-hearing is necessary for a competent hearing. The affected person will have the right to review under Section 3 of the Pakistan (Control) Ordinance 1981, because without knowing the federal government's case, its section 2 (2) and the right to the preceding right of 3 shall be excluded from the scope of the hearing. The Federal Government shall, from such exclusion, state the reasons and state the reasons. No, the right to a hearing is necessary after the proceedings so that the affected person can benefit from the right to review under Section 3 of the Exit (Control) Ordinance 1981. Because, without knowing the federal government's case, it is rendered offensive by the exercise of the right to review
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