Minutes of meeting with RR 3 and 4 Free Information Ordinance (XVII of 2002), Sections 7 and 8 (b) Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 4, 10A, 19A and 1991 Constitution Civil Service Promotion The petitioner was a civil servant and his complaint was that he was not considered during the meeting, in favor of promoting the right to a basic Scale 22 under Article 4 of the Constitution, Read under Articles 10A and 19A with a fair trial and fundamental right to access information. The Constitution did not allow the order affecting the development of a public servant to be prevented, making the final orders or decisions of the public body, part of the public records, under the Independence Ordinance 2002 That should be available to the public in particular. , The order against the officers against which the orders were approved or the decision against an officer was recorded in minutes at the meetings of any public institution. This information prevents public records under section 8 (b) of the Freedom Ordinance, 2002; any negative order or decision against any officer or member of the public will be made public under section 7 of the Freedom of Information Ordinance. Can maintain an independent status. , 2002, and it did not matter much if it was included or recorded as part of the minutes of the meeting of the exclusion meeting under section 8 (b) of the Freedom of Media Ordinance 2002, the public. Had a few minutes to deal with internal work. This institution, which did not affect the rights of members of the Government or Government Employed Higher Option Selection Board, is a constitutional and
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