Parliamentary Research Digest December 2025

Volume : VOLUME 12, ISSUE 11

ANALYSIS: Climate Smart Agriculture for Food Security Page 01. OPINION: Democratic Resilience and Integrity in the Face of Rising Populism and Disinformation Page 11. ANALYSIS: Violence against Children in Pakistan Page 19.

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Parliamentary Research Digest November 2025

Volume : Voluem 12, Issue 10

OPINION : Integrating Artificial Intelligence in the Working of Parliament: Global Best Practices, Ethical Governance, and a Roadmap for Pakistan Page 01 BOOK REVIEW : Jammu and KashmirThe Forgotten Narrative Page 08 OPINION : Parliamentary Financial Oversight in Pakistan: An Overview of the Public Accounts Committee Page 11 OPINION : Leveraging Digital Transformation for Human […]

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Parliamentary Research Digest October 2025

Volume : VOLUME 12, ISSUE 09

ANALYSIS : Israeli Genocide in Gaza: October 2023-25 and beyond, Page 01. OPINION : Breaking Barriers: Empowering Women with Disabilities in Politics, Page 06. OPINION : Harnessing Economic Potential of Chitral through Tourism, Page 13. PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS: Marking Black Day 27th October Resolutions on the National Solidarity on Kashmir by all Pakistani Legislatures, Page 20.

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Parliamentary Research Digest September 2025

Volume : Volume 12, Issue 08

OPINION: Global Health Challenge and Climate Change, Page 01. ANALYSIS: Public Trust and Financial Transparency at Legislatures, Page 08. OPINION: Towards Women Leaders in Futuristic Governance and Legislatures, Page 17.

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Parliamentary Research Digest August 2025

Volume : VOLUME 12, ISSUE 07

National Assembly Resolution Pakistan’s 78th Independence Day, Page 01. Conflict Management and Peace Building by Parliaments, Page 02. Strengthening Local Governance: Legislative Pathways for Effective Decentralization, Page 14. Conflict Management and Peace Building by Parliaments, Page 19.

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Parliamentary Research Digest June-July 2025

Volume : Volume 12, Issue 06

ANALYSIS: Analyzing Pakistan’s Federal Budget FY 2025-26, Page 01. INFORMATION: Federal Budget 2025-26 Demands for Grants by National Assembly, Page 06. PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS: Senate Recommendations on Budget 2025-26, Page 12. PIPS Research Client Satisfaction System, Page 22.

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KEY NUMBERS OF BUDGET 2025-26

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Pakistan’s Economic Indicators FY 2024-25

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Parliamentary Research Digest May 2025

Volume : Volume12, Issue 05

PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS: NA and Senate Resolutions commemorating Pakistan victory in 4-day war with India Page 01. ANALYSIS: Government Budget and the current Economic State: Challenges and way forward Page 05. ANALYSIS: The Role of Productivity in Sustained Growth to Achieve SDGs Page 14. PARLIAMENTARY ROUNDTABLE: Recommendations of the Parliamentary Roundtable on Media and Information Literacy […]

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Parliamentary Research Digest April 2025

Volume : Volume 12, Issue 04

ANALYSIS: Innovating for Peace and Sustainability: The Power of Science and Technology Page 01. ANALYSIS: Pakistan’s Informal Economy: Challenges and Opportunities Page 08. BOOK REVIEW: Charter of Economy: Agenda for Economic Reforms in Pakistan Page 13. ANALYSIS: The Role of Productivity in Sustained Growth to Achieve SDGs Page 16. PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS: Resolution by Senate of […]

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On the direction of the Chairman Senate/President PIPS Board of Governors, the Pakistan Institute for Parliamentary Services (PIPS), has implemented a comprehensive set of measures aimed at ensuring fiscal discipline, operational efficiency, and responsible utilization of public resources, on the same lines as notified and adopted by the Senate and National Assembly Secretariats.

Under the new measures, the Institute has adopted a four-day working week (Monday to Thursday), while introducing a hybrid working model whereby 50% of staff will perform duties from the office and 50% will work remotely on a rotational basis. Employees working from home will remain fully accessible through digital communication platforms and may be required to report to the office on short notice, ensuring uninterrupted institutional functioning.

Significant steps have also been taken to promote energy conservation. These include a target of achieving up to 70% reduction in energy consumption through minimizing unnecessary use of electricity and ensuring that official meetings, trainings, and events are scheduled during daylight hours. Foreign tours are banned and international meetings are being held virtually.

In the transport section, PIPS has introduced strict measures to curtail expenditure and 70% official vehicles have been grounded as part of this initiative.

As part of broader austerity efforts, 20% reduction has been imposed on the non-ERE budget for the fourth quarter of the current financial year. The officers drawing a monthly salary of PKR 300,000 or more, shall surrendered two days salary or 5% to 30% salary on gross as per Federal Government decision.

The Institute has also discontinued all non-essential procurements with immediate effect. Official functions such as dinners and receptions will not be hosted, except in the case of visiting foreign delegations, and even then, strictly in accordance with austerity protocols.

These measures have been implemented with immediate effect and will remain in force until further orders.

Under the guidance of President PIPS Board of Governors, Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani, PIPS remains fully committed to maintaining its core functions of parliamentary support, capacity building, and research while contributing proactively to national austerity and sustainability goals.