Low Attendance in Pakistan's 26th National Assembly Session Raises Concerns
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- •The 26th session of Pakistan's National Assembly was held recently with only one-fifth of MNAs present.
- •The National Assembly consists of 342 members, so approximately 68 attended this session.
- •The low attendance is notable given the assembly's role in passing laws and overseeing the government.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the National Assembly leadership enforces stricter attendance rules then future sessions may see higher participation, improving legislative efficiency and oversight.
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