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Article 154 — Functions and rules of procedure ................................ ............................... 79
210 words
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relation to matters in Part II of the Federal Legislative List and shall
exercise supervision and control over related institutions. ]
2[(2) The Council shall be constituted within thirty days of the
Prime Minister taking oath of office.
(3) The Council shall have a permanent Secretariat and shall
meet at least once in ninety days:
Provided that the Prime Minister may convene a meeting
on the request of a Province on an urgent matter.]
3[(4)] The d ecisions of the Council shall be expressed in terms of
the opinion of the majority.
3[(5)] Until 4[Majlis -e-Shoora (Parliament)] makes provision by
law in this behalf, the Council may make its rules of procedure.
3[(6)] 4[Majlis -e-Shoora (Parliament)] in joint sitting may from
time to time by resolution issue directions through the Federal
Government to the Council generally or in a particular matter to take
action as 4[Majlis -e-Shoora (Parliament)] may deem just and proper and
such directions shall be bi nding on the Council.
3[(7)] If the Federal Government or a Provincial Government is
dissatisfied with a decision of the Council, it may refer the matter to
4[Majlis -e-Shoora (Parliament)] in a joint sitting whose deci sion in this
behalf shall be final.
155. Complaints as to interference with water supplies
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