ACTION AGAINST DISTRIBUTION OF DEVELOPMENT FUNDS BY EX-PRIME MINISTER RAJA PARVAIZ ASHRAF versus
Arts 82 (2) and (3), 80, 81, 83, 84, 122 (2) and 184 (3) Business Procedures and Practices in the National Assembly, 2007, Rr 183, 186 and 194 Public Procurement Rules, 2004, R 4 Former Prime Minister's use of funds allocated for constitutional application and schemes under Article 184 (3) of the Constitution against the distribution of development funds for development programs / schemes at the discretion of the Prime Minister / Chief Minister And the distribution of specific grants / funds for the person, the constitutional status of the grant's demand is neither the constitution nor the procedure and business conduct in the National Assembly, nor is there any provision in 2007 that allows the use of it. There are / PM and there was no management to allocate national / provincial members used to finance / fund statutes in the distribution of discretionary funds on a province chief minister's discretion. Allocation of funds for development schemes was to be made after the assemblies or ables followed the procedures and relevant rules / instructions provided in Articles 80 to 84 of the Constitution and for expenditure as specified in the next Annual Budget Statement. Funding was not considered in the development schemes, nor to keep such funds in the hands of any person (whether Prime Minister or Member National / Provincial Assembly, notable or anyone else) to spend as per their wishes. Could not fund for Be prepared at the discretion of the Prime Minister / Chief Minister, because the expenditure under the Constitution was neither approved nor approved by any person's specific National Assembly, while consenting to the grant which the Executive had at its discretion. To be used, the procedure provided in Articles 80 to 84 of the Constitution
