Federal cabinet approves new local government system for Islamabad
Most outlets reported that the federal cabinet approved a new local government system for Islamabad, with a focus on the structure involving three councils and three mayors. Daily Pakistan led with the approval and mentioned the bill will be presented in the Senate, while Hum News English highlighted the division of the capital into three councils, each with its own mayor.
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Federal Cabinet approves Islamabad Local Government System
The federal cabinet has approved Islamabad Local Governments Bill paving way for restoration of formal elected local representation in
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Cabinet approves three-council, three-mayor LG system for Islamabad
ISLAMABAD: The federal cabinet on Wednesday approved a new local government system for Islamabad, under which the federal capital will be divided into three councils, each headed by its own mayor. Under the proposed framework, each council will comprise 21 members, with representation for general councillors as well as women and minorities. Sources said that the Islamabad Local Government Bill ...
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Federal cabinet approves new local government system for Islamabad
ISLAMABAD – The federal cabinet has approved the introduction of a local government system in Islamabad, sources said. According to sources, the Islamabad Local Government Bill will be presented before the Senate Standing Committee on Interior tomorrow for approval. The proposed local government system will comprise three constituencies. Council membership will include representation for genera...
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Federal cabinet approves new local government system for Islamabad
Under the approved system, each council will have its own mayor and will comprise 21 members
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