Article 184 (3) Public Procurement Regulatory Authority Ordinance (XXII of 2002) Public Procurement Rules, 2004 Human rights jurisdiction awarded to the Transparency Transparency Supreme Court Could not contract (LNG) supply. In the exercise of the powers under Article 184 (3) of the Constitution, notice of this allegation was taken and notices were issued to the parties concerned, the Ministry of Petroleum and Gas Co. to issue a LNG supply contract for a torch or short term project. Did not follow the action of With a high order of seriousness and transparency, it is important to keep the price down, with an average cost of 145 to 155. It is the duty of the Supreme Court that the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority Ordinance 2002 complies with the reading of the Public Procurement Rules 2004. To demonstrate transparency, strictly to the satisfaction of the people, transparent transactions should be done in a transparent manner, which were due to the owners of the National Treasury, who were being involved in such schemes. I noted the irregularities, errors and commissions in approving the contract. The Supreme Court had directed that the officers / officials responsible for this action should be taken in accordance with the law. And it is hoped that the Chief Executive / Prime Minister will investigate the matter accordingly, Secretary Petroleum assured the Supreme Court regarding the matter itself.
