Govt and Opposition Agree on Charter of Parliament | Chaudhry Ghulam Hussain's Analysis
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Govt and Opposition Agree on Charter of Parliament | Chaudhry Ghulam Hussain's Analysis
Govt and Opposition Agree on Charter of Parliament | Chaudhry Ghulam Hussain's Analysis
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00:00Ladies and gentlemen, today, when the Parliament meeting was held in the National Assembly,
00:04it was decided that a resolution should be presented, some things should be brought in
00:10the resolution so that the smooth functioning of the House can be advanced.
00:14I did not understand this. I will try to know the resolution from Hassan.
00:19First, let's put the resolution in front of you.
00:21In it, it has been said that, ladies and gentlemen, look,
00:24to discuss, analyse and firm up recommendations regarding issues related to the Parliament,
00:29parliamentarians, constitution, rules and procedure and conduct of business in the National Assembly 2007
00:35and smooth functions of the Parliament.
00:38This happened.
00:39After that, ladies and gentlemen, in this resolution, there is no mention of this incident
00:43on which the whole world is raising questions.
00:45Pakistan's media is raising questions.
00:47This topic is discussed everywhere that will this committee work in that regard or not.
00:51After that, he said one thing, Mr. Sadiq, that if our leadership keeps fighting among itself,
00:57then we should sit together.
00:59Listen to what he said.
01:00Our leadership may or may not sit together, but can we, parliamentarians, for the sake of parliament,
01:09for the sake of improvement, can we not sign a charter of parliament?
01:13Can we not move towards improvement?
01:16After that, Bilawal Puttam Zardari also said that we should make such a committee
01:21and don't know what rights should be given to that committee and what should the committee do.
01:25Let's listen to his search first.
01:27After that, I will ask Mr. Chaudhary and Mr. Hassan what Mr. Chairman of Pakistan People's Party,
01:33Mr. Bilawal Puttam Zardari has to say.
01:36Not even from the time of the government, Mr. Speaker, I request you to make this house functional first,
01:42then we can make this country functional.
01:44Make such a committee, which is a high power committee,
01:47which proposes to us, which proposes to you, which proposes to the National Assembly,
01:52that how can we make this house functional?
01:55Whatever decision we want to make together, we can do it.
01:59Making laws is our job.
02:01Making rules is our job.
02:03Making the environment is also our job.
02:06My request is to make such a committee,
02:09which has the representation of all the Jamaats,
02:12and that Jamaat too, which the government may not like.
02:16But we will have to end this chapter, Mr. Speaker.
02:21Do you have any idea, all the rules, regulations,
02:24we have to make the environment better,
02:26before every session starts, all the parties present in the parliament,
02:30their chief whips are called.
02:32There is a business advisory committee.
02:33There is a business advisory committee, all that is there.
02:35This house, this house is functioning properly.
02:37The laws that have to be made, are being made.
02:39You are doing this, you are meeting,
02:41the amendment of the constitution is being discussed.
02:43Do you understand anything from this resolution?
02:45What can be the new thing?
02:47No, what Mr. Bilawal is saying, I agree with what he is saying.
02:50See, the house is not functional the way it should be.
02:53Like what?
02:54This is parliamentary, this is a debating club.
02:56No, the laws are not being made.
02:58The laws are not being made in the same way.
03:00See, the thing is, if you make such a committee,
03:03which is high powered.
03:05What will it do?
03:06It will sit and at least smoothly,
03:08see, what are the laws?
03:10A bill is presented, there should be a debate on the bill.
03:12Are there committees?
03:13Yes, committees.
03:14Are there parliamentary committees?
03:15Yes, there are parliamentary committees.
03:16In the parliamentary committee,
03:17the one who has the majority of the population,
03:19he will be taken there.
03:20The law-making party will do it,
03:21the ruling party who has the majority.
03:22But apart from this,
03:23apart from this,
03:24to improve the perspective of the law,
03:26to add new things to the law,
03:28you can give your suggestions.
03:30See, with the government,
03:32the role of the opposition is also very key.
03:34See,
03:35this could not even become a debating club.
03:37This has always been talked about.
03:39But the government,
03:40the government has time,
03:41and it has a temporary power.
03:42But Mr. Milan sir,
03:43You should understand one thing,
03:44that today,
03:45you see,
03:46that even from the time of Parvez Musharraf,
03:48till today,
03:49the parliament is not acting the way
03:51the parliament is acting in other countries.
03:54In our parliament,
03:56it is not being legislated in a better way.
04:01Basically,
04:02criticism can also be used as an excuse.
04:04Absolutely right.
04:05And basically,
04:06the opposition can give suggestions,
04:07that sir,
04:08you should do this,
04:09so that it can improve.
04:10Suggestions do not go against the opposition,
04:12whenever,
04:13whatever.
04:14Sir,
04:15this resolution that is in front of you,
04:17they say,
04:18make a committee,
04:19a high-powered committee,
04:20and make such decisions,
04:21that after that,
04:22there is a smooth functioning of the parliament.
04:24Smooth functioning,
04:25what did I understand from this resolution?
04:29No,
04:30it is like,
04:31in the darkness of the night,
04:32they dragged people out of there,
04:34and took them away.
04:36That has to be justified.
04:37That committee has to decide.
04:39Leave it,
04:40it is not about these things,
04:41whether you have to act according to the law,
04:43or not.
04:44This has to be decided by me.
04:46Okay,
04:47this decision should be taken by the parliament.