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The final page? PMS officers settle their issues with arch secretary
- Updated: August 27, 2016
PCS Officers Association President Sajid Jadoon pronounced they had distanced from a arch secretary due to a issues. PHOTO: FILE
PESHAWAR: Officers of a provincial cadre in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa have finished their year-long dispute with officers of a sovereign cadre posted in a province.
“We have buried a hatchet today,” an active member of a Provincial Civil Services/ Provincial Management Services officers’ association, Fahad Ikram Qazi, told The Express Tribune on Saturday. “However, a base means of a issue, that is a dividend regulation of 1993, has nonetheless to be resolved by a public and a cabinet of a public has not convened a singular assembly notwithstanding a boycotts and protests that caused governance issues in a province.”
He combined they staid a emanate for a consequence of executive fortitude in a province.
A commission of officers of PCS/PMS, including Abdullah Mehsud, Riaz Mehsud, Muntazir Khan, Qazi, Sajid Jadoon and Khalid Khan, hold a assembly with K-P Chief Secretary Amjad Ali Khan during a Civil Secretariat on Saturday, pronounced an central who was benefaction during a meeting.
He told The Express Tribune a arch secretary positive a commission that all their final regarding to their transfers, postings, promotions, assignment for unfamiliar trainings, repatriation of officers on deputation who are posted on cadre posts and enquiries opposite PCS/PMS officers.
Previous talks
“A array of negotiations were underneath approach for about a month between a PCS/PMS officers and a arch secretary—the conduct of a bureaucracy in a province—which resulted in a allotment of a issue,” a central said. “The arch secretary positive a PCS/PMS officers of addressing all their demands, solely for a issues regarding to a dividend regulation of 1993 that is with a cabinet of a K-P Assembly –the matter does not tumble in his domain.”
Officers of a provincial cadre went on a pen-down strike twice – once in Aug in 2015 and afterwards in May. The K-P supervision had constitued a cabinet of ministers to solve their emanate as a officers had boycotted duties and were holding sit-ins on a premises of Civil Secretariat, crude a supervision businesses.
After prolonged deliberations with a officers, a cabinet chaired by K-P Minister for Irrigation Sikandar Hayat Sherpao had submitted a recommendation that was authorized by a arch minister.
Disputed demands
The officers’ primary final enclosed a repealing of a dividend regulation that defines a placement of posts between a officers of a provincial and sovereign cadres in a province. The emanate regarding to a regulation is with a K-P Assembly’s Standing Committee on Law Reforms and Control on Subordinate Legislation. They were perfectionist a rider of Schedule-II of a PMS Rules 2007— that says a graduation of PCS/PMS officers is distributed on a basement of a series of posts enclosed in a schedule—along with repatriation of those on deputation on cadre posts, relation in send postings and interlude de novo enquiries opposite PMS/PCS officers. These are enquiries that start before a prior one is completed.
The officers were during loggerheads with a arch secretary since he heads a bureaucracy and were perfectionist his removal. But after Saturday’s assembly with him, a officers staid their issues.
PCS Officers Association President Sajid Jadoon pronounced they had distanced from a arch secretary due to a issues. “But now a arch secretary has given us his declaration that a issues would be sorted– we positive him a corporation.”
Published in The Express Tribune, Aug 28th, 2016.