SHC seeks cabinet record over enforcement of UN rules on used vehicle imports
The Sindh High Court has ordered the federal government to provide details regarding a cabinet meeting concerning the enforcement of UN regulations on imported used vehicles. A local manufacturer alleges that current inspection agencies are failing to verify compliance with 62 mandatory safety and environmental standards.
Why it matters
The case addresses regulatory oversight in the automotive import sector and the potential impact on local manufacturing competition and consumer safety.
--> Home Pakistan SHC seeks cabinet record over enforcement of UN rules on used vehicle imports The bench directs that details of the meeting be provided within four weeks
facebook --> twitter --> whatsup --> linkded --> email MORE (3) Messenger Whatsapp --> Sindh High Court's (SHC) Constitutional Bench has sought details of a federal cabinet meeting within four weeks while hearing a petition challenging the alleged failure to enforce United Nations regulations on imported used vehicles.
The petition, filed by a local automobile manufacturer, names the federal ministries of Industries and Production and Commerce, the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR), the Engineering Development Board (EDB) and other relevant authorities as respondents.
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