DEVELOPING THE INNER BOUNDARIES: DISCOURSE OF SENATE OF PAKISTAN (1985-1999)
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This article aims to analyze the development of inner boundaries of the Senate of Pakistan during 1985-99. It explores the jurisdiction, areas of authority and limitations of the Senate of Pakistan. The Senate is a law-making institute but it developed its rules in 1988. The institutionalization is a continuous process and an institute takes unidentified time to become stronger. This article provides an analysis of the Senate proceedings and activities during 1985-1999 for its institutionalization in context of development of inner boundaries. The assessment of bills, resolutions, privilege motions and adjournment motions are analyzed for deep understanding of the role of Senate in its institutionalization. This study draws a conclusion that the Senate of Pakistan had developed its inner boundaries in well-mannered way by taking all those measures that can be opted for institutionalization.
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