Home

 News and Events

 
 Calendar of Events

 Meet the Members

 Parliamentary
 Parties

 Office Bearers

 Standing Committees

 Session Summary

 Orders of the Day

 Video Reports

 
 Steering Committee

 Party Manifestoes

 Guest Speakers

 Picture Gallery

 Verbatim Reports

 
 Downloads

 View Latest Batch

SECRETARIAT OF THE YOUTH PARLIAMENT PAKISTAN

ORDERS OF THE DAY

For the meeting of the Youth Parliament Pakistan to be held on

Wednesday July 03, 2013

 Recitation from the Holy Qura’an

CALLING ATTENTION NOTICE

Mr. Amin Ismaili /span> (YP15-KPK05) would like to invite the attention of Honorable Youth Minister for Interior, Kashmir Affairs, Gilgitbaltistan and FATA towards the ghastly and shocking terror attack near the Base Camp of Nanga Parbat in Gilgit-Baltistan, in which tourists/climbers from China, Ukraine, Russia and Pakistan were attacked and killed by terrorists. This is clearly a deliberate attempt to undermine Pakistan's image internationally, so as to portray it as an unsafe place for foreign tourists. Moreover the government must take concrete action against the attackers and also provide adequate security to the tourists.

Mr. Kashif Khan Khichi (YP39-PUNJAB22) would like to invite the attention of Youth Minister for Finance towards increase in the General Sales Tax (GST) which is 17 % . In addition instead of improvement in collection of taxes ,the concerned minister attain the other path which would be detrimental for average Pakistani.

RESOLUTIONS

Mr. Rafiullah Kakar (YP06-BALOCHISTAN05), Mr. Mateeullah Tareen (YP04-BALOCHISTAN03), Mr. Ahmed Salman Zafar (YP24-BALOCHISTAN07), Ms. Mehwish Rani (YP46-PUNJAB29) and Mr. Inam Ullah Marwat (YP14-KP04) would like to move the following resolution:

"This House is of the opinion that the recent wave of terrorist attacks across the country reveals the alarmingly growing strength of the militants on one hand and the ignominious apathy and indecisiveness of the government and the political forces on other hand. Even more perturbing and worrisome is the fact that we, as a nation, continue to live in a state of denial, without realizing the severity of the threat posed by terrorism. This House calls upon the government to devise a clear-cut and well-defined approach regarding terrorism. It is the time to bell the cat and rescue this country and its people from the menace of terrorism."

Mr. Reyyan Niaz Khan (YP23-PUNJAB06) and Ms. Momna Naeem (YP31-PUNJAB14) would like to move the following resolution:

"This House is of the opinion that youth Unemployment is an alarming tone for the survival of the country. Youth is unemployed due to population explosion, copy culture, lack of industrialization, Interruption of political parties in educational institutions, Weak economic plan and management, Therefore Govt. should take immediate steps over this crunch issue to save the lives, career and future of thousands of hard-working young people."

Mr. Muhammad Iqbal Zehri (YP05-BALOCHISTAN04) and Mr. Asadullah Chattha (YP38-PUNJAB21) would like to present the following resolution:

"This House is of the opinion that the Federal Public Service Commission (hereinafter "the FPSC") should not indulge in any sort of favoritism, nepotism and must be dispassionate while selecting the top bureaucracy of the country and meritocracy should prevail. Moreover the recent incident occurred in Faisalabad is of immense concern for the state and FPSC should ensure that no such event shall occur in future."

Jawdat Bilal
Secretary

SECRETARIAT OF THE YOUTH PARLIAMENT PAKISTAN

ORDERS OF THE DAY

for the meeting of the Youth Parliament Pakistan to be held on

Thursday July 04, 2013

Recitation from the Holy Qura’an

POLICY STATEMENT

Ms. Sitwat Waqar (YP12-KP02), Youth Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs and Defence and Ms. Momna Naeem (YP31-PUNJAB14) Chairperson Standing Committee for Information would like to present a policy on revisiting Pakistan's relations with India.

RESOLUTIONS

Mr. Amin Ismaili (YP15-KPK05) would like to move the following resolution:

"This House is of the Opinion that Pakistan is facing severe energy crisis that has shattered our economy. The problem mainly consists of four major parts; first dishonest & incompetent management, second theft and inefficiencies, third delaying or non-implementation of major projects like gas & oil exploration especially large dams and fourth is the reliance on oil & misuse of gas resources through CNG. Today Pakistan is facing shortfall of electricity more than 5500MW. Ironically, our energy supply primarily comes from natural gas which is 45%, oil 35%, hydel 12%, coal 6% and nuclear 2%. The government has to strive hard to deal with energy crisis which currently needs to shift balance from oil to coal and hydel in next five years."

Ms. Shahana Afsar (YP42-PUNJAB25) would like to move the following resolution:

"This house is of the opinion that long term goals of prosperity, changing systems, bringing tolerance and others cannot be brought by mere discussions. There is a strong need to change the attitudes and perceptions of a larger part of Pakistani population to secure a better future for the society which can only be brought by sincerely reaching out to them."

Mr. Reyyan Niaz (YP23-PUNJAB06) and Ms. Momna Naeem (YP31-PUNJAB14) would like to move the following resolution:

"This house strongly believes that government should take steps to help women attain the rights they deserve in the society. Adequate efforts are required in education, health and family arenas of women life. Recent Government have taken some initial steps to improve women status and the role of NGO's in this sector cannot be neglected".

Ms. Shahana Afsar (YP42-PUNJAB25) would like to move the following resolution:

"This House is of the opinion that the never ending family feuds in a number of rural areas of Pakistan continue to pose life threats to families. The targeted ones are mainly the male members of family and attack on them makes the whole family victim to such acts. Immediate measures need to be taken to ensure safety of people and to create tolerance among rivals. Promotion of education and initiating union councils in villages will prove effective in eradicating this evil from communities."

Mr. Abdul Samad (YP16-KPK06) would like to move the following resolution:

"This House is of the opinion that the use of social media has been increasing very rapidly in recent years in Pakistan. This is indeed a very good sign for the development of IT in the country but it certainly has a lot of drawbacks. This house would like to restrict the use of social media because of its unethical and unprofessional way of use and no one can be held accountable for his acts on social media. Many countries have done it due to various reasons, we have one and very genuine so as a responsible nation we should be restricting the use of social media as well."

MOTION

Mr. Kashif Khan Khichi (YP39-PUNJAB22) would like to move the following motion:

"This House may discuss the ways to decrease the annual budget deficit of Pakistan which has badly damaged our economy and every time forced us to go after IMF."

Jawdat Bilal
Secretary

SECRETARIAT OF THE YOUTH PARLIAMENT PAKISTAN 

ORDERS OF THE DAY 

for the meeting of the Youth Parliament Pakistan to be held on

Friday July 05, 2013

Recitation from the Holy Qura’an

Election of Youth Prime Minister

Oath of the Youth Prime Minister-Elect

Discussion on "Next Generation Voices" publication "Next generation goes to the Ballot Box 2013"

RESOLUTIONS

Mr. Amin Ismaili (YP15-KPK05) would like to move the following resolution:

Ms. Shahana Afsar (YP42-PUNJAB25) would like to move the following resolution:

Ms. Sitwat Waqar (YP12-KP02) would like to move the following resolution:

"This house is of the opinion that long term goals of prosperity, changing systems, bringing tolerance and others cannot be brought by mere discussions. There is a strong need to change the attitudes and perceptions of a larger part of Pakistani population to secure a better future for the society which can only be brought by sincerely reaching out to them."

Mr. Reyyan Niaz Khan (YP23-PUNJAB06) and Ms. Momna Naeem (YP31-PUNJAB14) would like to move the following resolution:

"This house strongly believes that government should take steps to help women attain the rights they deserve in the society. Adequate efforts are required in education, health and family arenas of women life. Recent Government has taken some initial steps to improve women status and the role of NGO's in this sector cannot be neglected."

Ms. Shahana Afsar (YP42-PUNJAB25) would like to move the following resolution:

"This House is of the opinion that the never ending family feuds in a number of rural areas of Pakistan continue to pose life threats to families. The targeted ones are mainly the male members of family and attack on them makes the whole family victim to such acts. Immediate measures need to be taken to ensure safety of people and to create tolerance among rivals. Promotion of education and initiating union councils in villages will prove effective in eradicating this evil from communities."

MOTION

Mr. Muhammad Kashif Khan Khichi (YP39-PUNJAB22) would like to move the following motion:

"This House may discuss the ways to decrease the annual budget deficit of Pakistan which has badly damaged our economy and every time forced us to go after IMF."

Jawdat Bilal
Secretary

SECRETARIAT OF THE YOUTH PARLIAMENT PAKISTAN

ORDERS OF THE DAY

Recitation from the Holy Qura’an.

RESOLUTIONS

Mr. Amin Ismaili (YP15-KPK05) would like to move the following resolution:

"This House is of the Opinion that the new elected government of Pakistan has presented balanced budget for the fiscal year 2013-14. The government took exemplary steps to curtail expenditures and promote austerity. Though Pakistan's economy is floundering, GDP growth is stagnant, and debt burden is mounted but the newly elected government has taken considerable measures in the budget not only for the business community but also for the development and prosperity of a common man."

Ms. Sitwat Waqar (YP12-KP02) would like to move the following resolution:

"This House is of the opinion that the new Government of Pakistan should revise the existing Anti-Terrorism Legislative mechanism to ensure better enforcement in its Anti-terrorism courts and hold speedy trials of the over 700 terrorists in detention at the moment. Their swift prosecution and penalty would act as a deterrent for future potential terrorists. Moreover, as extremist militancy increases across the country taking various forms and subversive terrorist attacks, it should also be encompassed under the anti-terrorism regime to subvert the very roots of extremism & terrorism ie., the immoral exploitation of religious teachings in madrassas and mosques to incite young men & women towards terrorist behavior."

Mr. Muhammad Ejaz Sarwar (YP21-PUNJAB04) and Ms. Momna Naem (YP31-PUNJAB14) would like to move following resolution:

"This House is of the opinion that the National Accountability Commission Bill has been pending in the Parliament for more than five years. But the newly elected government should immediately start work on it so that an impartial, effective and unbiased accountability could be ensured."

Mr. Abdul Samad Khan (YP16-KP06) would like to move the following resolution:

"This House is of the opinion that the importance of local government cannot be overlooked. Now as the new democratic government has been formed and for the first time in history of Pakistan a peaceful transition of democratic government has occurred. We now need to strengthen the democratic system for the development of democracy in the country and give a strong reply to all undemocratic forces. This house suggests conducting the local government elections within three months from today."

Mr. Muhammad Iqbal Zehri (YP05-BALOCHISTAN04) and Mr. Asadullah Chattha (YP38-PUNJAB21) would like to present the following resolution:

"This House is of the opinion that the Federal Public Service Commission (hereinafter "the FPSC") should not indulge in any sort of favoritism, nepotism and must be dispassionate while selecting the top bureaucracy of the country and meritocracy should prevail. Moreover the recent incident occurred in Faisalabad is of immense concern for the state and FPSC should ensure that no such event shall occur in future."

Mr. Abdul Samad Khan (YP16-KP06) would like to move the following resolution:

"This House is of the opinion that state of the art construction facilities to be provided in all the public construction projects. Proper scheduling and estimating should be done. Studies have shown that the use of these technologies reduces the construction cost up to 40%. Since it's the public's money and the stakes of public are involved in the process. It's the responsibility of the government to make sure that the money is properly spent and no money is wasted at all."

Mr. Reyyan Niaz Khan (YP23-PUNJAB06) would like to move the following resolution:

"This House expresses serious concern over the growing trend of obscenity and vulgarity in our electronic media. This house calls upon the government to direct the concerned authorities including PEMRA and PTA to strictly implement laws for positive use of electronic media."

Ms. Bushra Iqbal Rao (YP60-SINDH12), Mr. Junaid Ashraf (YP01-AJK01) and Mr. Muhammad Faizan Idrees (YP36-PUNJAB19) would like to move the following resolution:

"This House is of the opinion that the government and the civil society in general must take steps to promote the culture of entrepreneurship in the country, keeping in view model examples from other countries along with the challenges of our own economy. This would, gradually, over time, not only help the economic wheel, but also cater to the problem of unemployment facing the youth in Pakistan."

Jawdat Bilal
Secretary

SECRETARIAT OF THE YOUTH PARLIAMENT PAKISTAN

ORDERS OF THE DAY

Recitation from the Holy Qura’an.

Policy Statements

Ms. Shahana Afsar (YP42-PUNJAB06) Youth Shadow Minister for Information would like to present a revised policy towards PTV.

Ms. Momna Naeem (YP31-PUNJAB14) and Mr. Reyyan Niaz (YP23-PUNJAB06) would like to present a policy on poverty reduction in Pakistan.

Mr. Umar Naeem (YP48-PUNJAB31) would like to move a report on Sexual Harassment at work place in Pakistan.

RESOLUTIONS

Mr. Inam Ullah Marwat (YP14-KP04) and Mr. Syed Faiz Ali (YP13-PUNJAB30) would like to move following resolution:

"This House is of the opinion that the incumbent civilian government should work for the betterment of the masses rather wasting time on cases that has nothing to do with the welfare of the public. Energy crisis, corruption, and terrorism are main areas of concern rather the trial of dictators. The pursuance of cases based solely on personnel vengeance is utter injustice in part of the government and abuse of the heavy mandate that the public has entrusted the incumbent government with. Digging past will land Pakistan in a clash of institutions with grave consequences for the budding democracy. The civilian government should try to mark full stop to unconstitutional takeovers through their performance and efforts to serve the public and to facilitate them. It's the backwardness and lack of economic opportunities that make the general masses welcome the generals and all other undemocratic forces to the corridors of power."

Ms. Sitwat Waqar (YP12-KP02) would like to move the following resolution:

"This House is of the opinion that our nation has completely lost its integrity of character. We, as a nation, are now blindly involved in all sorts of immoral, inhumane and heinous evils. As a state governs all the actions of the citizens, it is proposed that the state of Pakistan should adopt some basic and undisputable moral principles as governing rules and these rules cannot be based on anything other than faith of 98% of people of Pakistan i.e., Islam. And by Islam, we definitely do not mean the Islam of the Mullahs who have divided us in dozens of sects but the Islam bestowed upon us by our Holy Prophet (PBUH) and concluded by him in his last sermon in which he (PBUH) said "today I have completed your religion for you."

Mr. Inam Ullah Marwat (YP14-KP04) and Syed Faiz Ali (YP13-PUNJAB30), would like to move following resolution:

"This House believes the cold blooded murder of foreigners at Nanga Parbat base camp is a sheer inhumane act and it has vanished the prospects of tourism in Pakistan for at least next 10 years this devastating the livelihood of locals. This house condemns the killings and extends its sympathies with the families of the victims. Tourism is the main source of income for hundreds of families across Gilgit Baltistan and now those families are left stranded in wilderness with no alternative source of income. Tourism has a lot to do with the soft image of Pakistan and while Pakistan is crippled with terrorism and radical thoughts the mountains of Gilgit Baltistan were projecting the soft image of Pakistan while attracting thousands of mountaineers from across the globe. It is high time that government should bring the perpetrators to the courts and give them exemplary punishment. Moreover, government should device a separate task force to enhance the security of tourists and to facilitate them with every possible facility."

Jawdat Bilal
Secretary

© 2007-2014 Youth Parliament Pakistan