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Panama Papers: PAC again summons FBR, NAB, FIA, SECP and SBP heads

byCT Report
12/09/2016
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ISLAMABAD: The Public Accounts Committee has again summoned the heads of FBR, NAB, FIA, SECP and SBP on September 20 to brief the committee about investigation into Panama Papers allegations.

Earlier, the committee had summoned the top officials of these departments on September 8 but none of them came to brief the members.

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PAC Chairman Syed Khursheed Shah said that the flouting of the committee by these senior government officials is a matter of concern and it is a breach of privilege of the Parliament. He re-summoned the officials and warned that in case of deliberate non-compliance of the orders of PAC, the committee would take punitive action against them under the law.

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