Arts 19, 19A, 169, 170, 171 and 184 (3) General Financial Rules of the Federal Government, R37 (5) Auditor General (Terms, Conditions and Conditions of Functions, Powers and Services) Ordinance (XXIII of 2001), Section Media Article 184 (3) of the Constitution relating to the accountability of public funds for the purpose of affecting the media secret service funds used by governments to buy the loyalty of journalists and other voters under Article 184 (3) of the Constitution. Use. Under the constitutional distribution of secret service funds, the accountability of the elected government was the axis of democratic governance; the most important aspect of accountability, both elected at the federal and provincial levels, was the assurance that proper use of government finances. Is done In accordance with the goals set out in the Constitution and the rules set by the Parliament (the Council), all funds in the government's treasury were funds that were left out of people's pockets, and the government was largely responsible for such funds and Was overseen and the Constitution envisages that where the government or the legislature chooses to ban or prohibit the disclosure of the use of funds, such restrictions may not be arbitrary but there is a reasonable question as to whether Or what was not reasonable was the matter of the matter, for which the government was not the sole arbiter. The constitution and the law were forced to prohibit any disclosure of treasury expenditures, which was imposed by the government, or by the Legislature provided for the Touchstone and Arts International Issues of Articles 19 and 19A. Will be justified. 168 to 171 relating to the audit of accounts of the federation and the provinces and any creditors
