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FIA Superintedent Model Paper 2026  — 500 MCQs  (Page 15 of 50)

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Which Minister may ask to see a case of ANY Division in which a financial consideration is involved?
  • Minister for Law and Justice
  • Minister for Planning
  • Minister for Parliamentary Affairs
  • Minister for Finance
The Secretaries' Committee shall meet at least:
  • Once a week
  • Once a quarter
  • Once a month, unless there are no items for discussion
  • Twice a year
No Division shall, without previous consultation with the Cabinet Division, issue orders involving:
  • Interpretation of any law
  • Re-appropriation within a budget grant
  • Appointment to a post in BPS-20 and above
  • A change in allocation of business between Divisions of a Ministry
Under Rule 11, prior consultation with the Establishment Division is required for appointment to posts in:
  • BPS-17 and above
  • BPS-20 and above, by initial appointment, promotion or transfer
  • BPS-19 and above by promotion only
  • BPS-22 only
Removing a post or service from the purview of the FPSC for recruitment requires prior consultation with:
  • Establishment Division
  • The Prime Minister only
  • Law and Justice Division
  • Cabinet Division
Which of the following requires previous consultation with the Finance Division under Rule 12?
  • Interpretation of rules made by the Establishment Division
  • Change in allocation of business between Divisions
  • Re-appropriation within a budget grant
  • Engagement of a private counsel
If the Finance Division refuses concurrence and the Minister desires to press the proposal, he shall submit it to the:
  • Economic Coordination Committee
  • Secretaries' Committee
  • Cabinet directly
  • Prime Minister or, if the PM so desires, the Cabinet
No Division shall consult the Attorney General except through the Law and Justice Division, but direct consultation is allowed for:
  • Criminal proceedings against Government
  • Interpretation of the Constitution
  • Settlement of disputes through national or international arbitration
  • Appointment of legal advisers