Shaukat Tarin reiterates to bring changes in public sector

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By MG News | August 24, 2021 at 10:05 AM GMT+05:00

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August 24, 2021: Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Mr. Shaukat Tarin, held a meeting with the Adviser to the Prime Minister on Institutional Reforms and Austerity Dr. Ishrat Hussain to review progress on institutional reforms in the public sector.

In his opening remarks, the Finance Minister acknowledged the valuable contribution of the Advisor to the PM in spearheading the reform process. He commended the efforts of the Advisor to the PM for categorization of State-owned Enterprises (SOES) through triage and drawing up holistic proposals for restructuring and strengthening operations after robust engagement and consultation with all relevant stakeholders.

While speaking on the occasion, the Adviser to the PM on Institutional Reforms outlined the steps taken for re-organization of Federal Government entities into three broad categories with a view to bring in good governance, transparency, operational sustainability and improved human resource management. Rules of Business were amended to incorporate new definition of autonomous bodies and SROs were updated to clarify the powers and functions of such bodies.

The Adviser further underlined the significance of E-Governance as Ministries have switched over to new the version of e-Office. Training was imparted for electronic submission of summaries to the Prime Minister, Cabinet and various Committees. Concept of Performance Agreements has been introduced to evaluate performance of the Ministries against set goals and objectives, he added.

The Adviser thanked the Finance Minister for the full support and facilitation extended by the Finance Division on the occasion.

In his concluding remarks, the Finance Minister commended the substantial contribution of the Adviser and affirmed to carry forward a comprehensive reform agenda for bringing much needed changes in the public sector.

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