Senate Committee Questions Parliament Lodges Project's Progress and Quality
Most outlets reported that a Senate committee raised concerns about the slow pace and poor quality of the Parliament Lodges Project. While The Nation highlighted the Senate's questioning of the project's pace and quality, Dawn emphasized the demand for a forensic audit due to structural flaws. Both outlets noted the Senate House Committee’s meeting but framed the key concern differently — one focusing on the project’s progress and quality, the other on accountability and structural issues.
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Senate body seeks forensic audit of ‘structurally flawed’ Parliament Lodges
ISLAMABAD: A Senate committee demanded a forensic audit of the delayed and structurally flawed Parliament Lodges’ construction to fix accountability and ensure quality in public works. The Senate House Committee met in the Parliament House here on Thursday to review key matters relating to Parliament Lodges. Chairman Senate House Senator Syedaal Khan chaired the meeting. Members of the committe...
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Senate Panel questions pace, quality of Parliament Lodges Project
ISLAMABAD - The Senate House Committee on Wednesday expressed concern over allegedly slow pace and poor quality of work of the under-construction 104 new lodges for members of parliament, noting that around 20 per cent of the project has been completed despite claims of “substantial” progress by government authorities.
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