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The commission, headed by former Supreme Court judge Justice Amir Hani Muslim, said that on Oct 11 it had constituted a three-member committee to scrutinise the civil service structure of the KWSB, Wasa and SBCA and appointments and promotion of the employees.

This is totally opposite to what they are asking for, which is the right to scrutinise in detail future amendments to the incorporated EU legislation which the Government can now amend to the disadvantage of millions of citizens having secured "Henry VIII" powers under this new legislation as it stands.

Mr Roberts said: "These powers are key so people can scrutinise the government and ensure improvement in our public services.

Speaking after the event, Mrs Baird said: "The Police and Crime Panel's role is to scrutinise me and not the Chief Constable."

Melfyn said: "It was an honour to be selected as a person to scrutinise new ideas in the industry.

Chief executive John Tolen said: "This is an exciting opportunity for tenants to scrutinise services and have a direct impact on decisions made about their homes and those of all Venture tenants."

KPMG and Deloitte have been mandated by the IT company's new central government-appointed board to scrutinise its accounts.

PESHAWAR -- Qaumi Watan Party has formed parliamentary board to scrutinise applications of the candidates for the National Assembly and provincial assembly seats.

LAHORE -- The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on Tuesday scrutinise nomination papers of 26 candidates for NA-120 by-elections, being held on September 19.

Global Banking News-August 9, 2017--BoE names officer to scrutinise appointments

THE Assembly want your views on whether the way they scrutinise the health minister is good enough.

According to the sources, the PPP has also formed a committee headed by PPP President City Amir Fareed Piracha tasking him to scrutinise the credentials of the candidates before announcing their names.

A LIST of measures has been proposed to scrutinise the Welsh Government's use of new financial powers.

CHECK & BALANCE Senators scrutinise legislation