FIA Past Papers MCQs

FIA Superintedent Model Paper 2026  — 500 MCQs  (Page 19 of 50)

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A Federal Minister who is a member of a Cabinet Committee and is unable to attend may authorise ______ to represent him.
  • A Minister of State
  • His Special Assistant
  • Any officer of BPS-20
  • The Secretary of the Division concerned
Under Rule 24(7), Secretaries shall retain the record of Cabinet decisions and discussions:
  • In the Cabinet Division only
  • In their personal custody and hand them over to successors
  • With the Section Officer concerned
  • In the central registry of the Division
All papers submitted to the Cabinet are secret:
  • Until the Cabinet discussion has taken place; thereafter each Secretary decides classification
  • Permanently
  • Until the decision is notified in the Gazette
  • For 25 years
Cabinet approval before asking Law and Justice Division to draft a Bill is NOT required where the proposed legislation involves:
  • Amendment of a Money Bill
  • Codification of substantive law
  • Any amendment proposed by the Senate
  • Only a verbal or formal amendment of an existing law
After the final draft with statement of objects and reasons, the Law and Justice Division transfers the Bill for introduction to the:
  • Prime Minister's Office
  • Secretary of the National Assembly directly
  • Parliamentary Affairs Division
  • Cabinet Division
An Ordinance containing provisions on any matter specified in Article 73(2) shall be laid before:
  • The National Assembly only
  • Both Houses
  • The joint sitting
  • The Senate only
After notification of summoning of a session, all Divisions shall forward lists of official and non-official business to the Parliamentary Affairs Division not later than:
  • Fifteen days before commencement
  • Five days before commencement of the session
  • Three days before commencement
  • Seven days before commencement