Political Deadlock Ends: Pakistan Peoples Party to Support Government in Both Houses; Agreement Reached on Forming Electoral Reforms Committee
ISLAMABAD: The deadlock between the ruling coalition and its key ally, the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), is over, and they will now work cooperatively in the parliament.
In the National Assembly, the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) has agreed to assist the government on crucial legislative issues, while in the Senate, the PPP has agreed to collaborate with the government on certain legislative matters.
The PPP in turn will take over the chairmanship of the proposed Parliamentary Committee on Electoral Reforms.Adopting the Political Agreement and Legislative BreakthroughSupport Across Both Houses:
According to the new perception, the PPP will support the enactment of government-sponsored bills in both houses of parliament in order to have a stable number for upcoming policy implementations.Electoral Reforms Committee: The two big allied parties have agreed to create a separate Parliamentary Committee on Electoral Reforms.
This committee will represent all political parties in parliament in proportion to their strength in each house.The breakthrough has also paved the way for the approval of about 30 different legislative bills, among them are key bills that are linked to a number of structural needs and economic goals.