Section RULES

ADDITIONAL ATTORNEY-GENERAL, DEPUTY ADDITIONAL ATTORNEY-GENERAL, DEPUTY ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND STANDING COUNSEL (TERMS AND CONDITONS) RULES, 2011 (Amendment of R.2) [Gazette of Pakistan, Extraordinary, Part II, 3rd April, 2013] S.R.O.277(I)/2013, dated 28-3-2013.---In pursuance of subsection (2) of section 2 of the Central Law Officers Ordinance, 1970 (VII of 1970), the President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan is pleased to direct that in the Additional Attorney-General, Deputy Attorney-General and Standing Counsel (Terms and Conditions) Rules, 2011, the following amendments shall be made and shall be deemed to have been so made from the 11th March, 2013, namely:-- In the aforesaid Rules, in rule 2, for clauses (b) and (c), the following shall be substituted namely:-- "(b) Deputy Attorney-General (i) monthly retainer--one hundred fifty thousand rupees. (ii) chauffeur driven car of 1300 CC capacity with monthly one hundred fifty liters petrol or monthly ten thousand rupees. (iii) monthly telephone ceiling for office, no limit and for residence, up to one thousand five hundred calls with mobile charges, two thousand rupees. (iv) monthly house rent allowance--twenty thousand rupees. (v) medical allowance--as admissible to a BPS-20 officer. (vi) travelling and other allowances--as admissible to a BPS-20 officer, when required to perform his official duties to leave the place where he normally practices his profession. (c) Standing Counsel (i) monthly retainer-one hundred thousand rupees. (ii) chauffeur driven car of 1000 CC capacity with monthly one hundred fifty liters petrol or monthly ten thousand rupees. (iii) monthly telephone ceiling for office, no limit and for residence, up to one thousand five hundred calls with mobile charges, two thousand rupees. (iv) monthly house rent allowance--twenty thousand rupees. (v) medical allowance--as admissible to a BPS-20 officer. (vi) travelling and other allowances--as admissible to a BPS-20 officer, when required to perform his official duties to leave the place where he normally practices his profession.".