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NAB’s powers

Published February 12, 2003
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ISLAMABAD, Feb 11: National Accountability Bureau Chairman (NAB) Lt-Gen Munir Hafiez has said that the NAB Ordinance do not empower the bureau to check horse-trading in parliament, and corruption of judges and army generals.

“Horse-trading in the parliament do not come under the definition of corruption to be checked by the National Accountability Bureau ,” he said on Monday while speaking to reporters at a briefing on launching of the National Anti-Corruption Strategy at a five star hotel.—Our Repoter

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