Mohsin Naqvi to Advise PM on Third-Party Audit of Ministers’ Performance
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- Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi to advise PM on a third-party audit of ministers.
- He suggests making the performance results public for transparency.
- Naqvi asserts the government will complete its five-year constitutional term.
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Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has proposed a performance review of the federal cabinet. He plans to advise the Prime Minister to initiate a third-party audit of all ministers, with the findings to be released publicly to ensure transparency and accountability. Mr Naqvi also affirmed his belief that the current government will complete its full five-year constitutional term.
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Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has announced he will advise the Prime Minister to conduct a third-party audit of the performance of all federal ministers and make the results public.
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Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has stated that he will advise the Prime Minister to conduct a third-party audit of the performance of all federal cabinet ministers.
In a media conversation, Mr Naqvi said the results of this performance review should be made public. This, he suggested, would allow citizens to know which ministries are performing effectively.
The Interior Minister also asserted that the current government will complete its constitutional five-year term, stating that the "system is not going anywhere."
Responding to personal criticism about his career trajectory, Mr Naqvi said he was thankful to those who remarked that he had completed a 30-year journey in just three years. He added that if the Prime Minister had inherited a better system, the country would have progressed further.
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