
"Prevention Of Electronic Crimes Bill-2016" Likely To Be Tabled In Senate On
Tuesday
Mohammad Ali (@ChaudhryMAli88) Published July 25, 2016 | 03:05 PM

ISLAMABAD (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 25th july,2016) : Senate Standing Committee on Information Technology and Telecommunication is likely to table "Prevention of Electronic Crimes Bill-2016" in the House on Tuesday after completing consultation with the concerned ministry. The committee meeting, chaired by Shahi Syed, Monday discussed the bill in detail, which is must to get passed from the Senate during the current week otherwise it would expire.
Next session of the Senate is scheduled from August 18, when the deadline will lapse. The chairman while handing over the amended bill to the ministry said that it should be returned back to the committee on Tuesday positively.
"We have no time and we have to table it in the house during the current session as next session will start on August 18," he added. It may be recalled that different stakeholders including social media and civil society had given written proposals/suggestions to the committee. Committee Chairman appreciated the efforts of the Ministry while saying that the law should have passed ten years ago; however, he said that it is still better to frame such law and overcome the cyber crimes. He said that such laws are the requirements of the age.
The committee would meet again on Tuesday to finalize and pass the bill
Related Topics
Recent Stories

UAE Vice President sends written letter to Prime Minister of Qatar which include ..

UAE team of Disaster Victim Identification contribute to locating 181 missing v ..

Theyab bin Mohamed bin Zayed visits ADIPEC 2023

ECP to have all required support, security for holding next elections: Bugti

Hamdan bin Zayed visits ADIPEC 2023

Interior Minister condemns firing incident at Bab-e-Dosti from Afghan side

AC starts crack down on professional beggars, dozens arrested in massive operati ..

Former world MotoGP champion Marc Marquez leaving Honda

Commerce Minister terms GCC-Pakistan FTA as breakthrough for trade

Accident & Emergency Dept in Civil Hospital Quetta launched

GB govt mandates solar power for large hotels to boost sustainability

Trio win chemistry Nobel for 'quantum dots' after leak
More Stories From Pakistan
-
SSP inspects different vehicles of district
3 hours ago -
ECP to have all required support, security for holding next elections: Bugti
4 hours ago -
Interior Minister condemns firing incident at Bab-e-Dosti from Afghan side
4 hours ago -
AC starts crack down on professional beggars, dozens arrested in massive operation
4 hours ago -
Accident & Emergency Dept in Civil Hospital Quetta launched
4 hours ago -
GB govt mandates solar power for large hotels to boost sustainability
4 hours ago
-
Punjab Home dept discusses policy regarding illegal immigrants
4 hours ago -
Rs 16 bln collected from electricity defaulters so far: Muhammad Ali
4 hours ago -
SIFC Apex Committee reviews major macro-economic issues
4 hours ago -
Drug carrier arrested from airport
5 hours ago -
Oxygen plant installed in SZH with help of UNDP: Dr. Yasir
5 hours ago -
Int'l moot on "Advancement of Women in Science, Technology and Engineering” concludes
5 hours ago