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Article 126 — Power to authorize expenditure when Assembly stands dissolved ........... 67

Article
126
Chapter
CHAPTER 2. – PROVINCIAL ASSEMBLIES
Index row title
Power to authorize expenditure when Assembly stands dissolved ........... 67
Source document
Pakistan Constitution
Provision ID
3bb4dc57-db89-4567-9c81-b64d5b745196

92 words

Verbatim text

relating to financial matters, at any time when the Provincial Assembly stands dissolved, the Provincial Government may authorize expenditure from the Provincial Consolidated Fund in respect of the estimated expenditure for a period not exceeding four months in any financial year, pending completion of the procedure prescribed in Article 122 f or the voting of grants and the authentication of the schedule of authorized expenditure, in accordance with the provisions of Article 123 in relation to the expenditure. 127. Provisions relating to National Assembly, etc., to apply to Provincial Assembly , etc.

What this means

  • The index files this text under article 126 of the Constitution of Pakistan.
  • The index files it under the chapter heading “CHAPTER 2. – PROVINCIAL ASSEMBLIES”.
  • The row is titled “Power to authorize expenditure when Assembly stands dissolved ........... 67”.
  • The passage runs to about 92 words.
  • Read plainly, it mentions assembly and association — it protects gathering together or joining a group, union or party (the words used: “Assembly”).

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