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FO proposes amendments in law to provide relief to people

byCustoms Today Report
28/06/2015
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ISLAMABAD: The Federal Ombudsman (FO) has suggested amending laws to provide speedy relief to people, having problems with the government.

The FO, in his annual report to the president, identified 22 points for adoption as changes in the existing Ombudsman Laws. The reforms have precisely urged on strengthening the institution with an affective role for the federal and provincial ombudsmen. The proposals have also focused on the improvement in the prevailing system of ombudsman to bring it in accordance with the spirit of justice envisaged in the Constitution of Pakistan.

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