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admin 01:22 PM, 12 Jan, 2019

Recently, The Provincial Assembly of Sindh has adopted two private members’ resolutions, whilst observing Free and Fair Election Network (FAFEN), and passed two Government Bills.

The selection committees that were constituted to review the Code of Civil Procedure Bill 2018 and the Sindh Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases Bill 2018, presented their reports to the Government on legislative proposals.

The Sindh Assembly considered both the bills and passed them.

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