Article 242 (1A) Federal Public Service Commission Ordinance (XLV of 1977), Section 4 Federal Public Service Commission (Amendment) Act (V 2006), Section 2 Chairman and Member of the Federal Public Service Commission, Reduction of Appointment of Office Terms The jurisdiction of the legislative office of the legislature and members of the Federal Public Service Commission for a period of five years, to abstain from a constitutional right under Article 242 (1A) of the Constitution and Section 4 of the Federal Public Service Commission Ordinance 1977 Was set for By the issuance of various ordinances, respectively, his term was reduced to three years, and finally the Federal Public Service Commission (Amendment) Act, 2006, requested the commission of the chairman and members for a term of five years. The appointment was his solemn right, which cannot be held for less than three years through unknown ordinances and a former operation of the Federal Pub. IC Service Commission (Amendment) Act, 2006, Legislative Legislature had the power to enforce any law with the former effect, with the intent of the language of Section 2 of the Federal Public Service Commission (Amendment) Act, 2006. Or have the power to edit, which made it clear that the term of the job was changed. Prior comments were given from the date when the Federal Public Service Commission Ordinance, 1977 was enacted, with legislators ensuring the application of the Federal Public Service Commission (Amendment) Act, 2006, with full effect. The case of the passenger / member was covered. When the Legislature passed the Federal Public Service Commission (Amendment) Act, 2006 with a clear intent in its language, then the alleged rights
