GHULAM RASOOL versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, ESTABLISHMENT DIVISION ISLAMABAD
Article Constitution 90 Constitutional Positions: Appointment of the heads of the Federal Government's Legal Agencies and Public Sector Companies is that in the Supreme Court's decision, there are difficulties in the appointment of such offices under Khwaja Muhammad Asif v. Federation of Pakistan (2013). Is facing SCMR 1205), in which it was directed to create a commission for appointments in certain offices in legal institutions, sovereign bodies, semi-autonomous institutions, regulatory bodies, etc. That some offices were created by the constitution that provided their mechanism for appointment, and, therefore, the issue of such appointments arises when such appointments are made by a commission. Was done according to the instructions given by. The specific criteria / qualifications for high quality appointments and the federal government were given the authority to make such appointments. In Article 90 of the Constitution, it was the special protection of the federal government to appoint heads, constitutional bodies, autonomous bodies, semi-autonomous institutions, regulatory bodies. The appointments of entities, etc., and the heads of legislative, autonomous / semi-autonomous bodies, corporations, regulatory authorities were governed by specific legal provisions for appointments on merit which cannot be ignored nor any other mechanism. The source can be replaced. In light of the observations / instructions given in the judgment, Khwaja Muhammad Ishtiaq Per Federation of Pakistan (2013 SCMR 1205), the legislative authority for the appointments was handed over to a commission and its recommendations were passed on to the Prime Minister, Give and take
