Eight PBC members reject proposed changes to council rules
Most outlets reported that eight Pakistan Bar Council members rejected proposed amendments to Rule 97-A, which aimed to make council proceedings confidential. The framing was largely consistent, with both excerpts highlighting the members’ stance against the changes. 24 News HD added that the proposed rule sought to keep proceedings and deliberations confidential, while Dawn included a brief rationale from the members, stating that the legal body should not operate in secrecy.
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Eight lawyers reject proposed PBC secrecy rules
Eight members of the Pakistan Bar Council (PBC) have opposed proposed changes to the council’s rules that would
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Eight Pakistan Bar Council members reject proposed changes to council rules
Eight members of the Pakistan Bar Council (PBC) have rejected proposed amendments seeking to make the council’s proceedings and deliberations confidential, saying the regulatory body of the legal fraternity should instead operate with transparency. In a letter to the PBC secretary, the eight members — Abid Shahid Zuberi, Muhammad Maqsood Buttar, M Shafqat Mehmood-Chauhan, Munir Ahmed Kakar, Abd...
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Eight PBC members reject proposed change in council’s constitution
Eight members of the Pakistan Bar Council (PBC) on Saturday rejected a proposed amendment to Rule 97-A of the Council rules under which there is a suggestion to keep proceedings of the Bar confidential as well as classified, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
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