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Revised TORs of Pay & Pension Commission 2021

A Notification has been issued on 12-11-2021 in connection with Revised TORs of Pay & Pension Commission 2021 by the Government of Pakistan, Finance Division. Further detail of said notification in same is as under;


Revised TORs of Pay & Pension Commission 2021


The Prime Minister has been pleased to strengthen the Pay & Pension Commission notified vide Notification No.F.1(1)Imp/2020-498, dated 13-11-2020. The composition and TORs of the Pay & Pension Commission have been revised as follows:

Sr. #NamesDesignation
1Zafar Ahmad Khan
Ex-CEO PIA, PTCL, ENGRO
Chairman
2Rukhsana Asghar Owner Fulcrum Pvt. Ltd.Member
3Amyn Malik
Senior Partner KPMG
Member
4Salman Hussain
Senior Partner, A.F.Ferguson & Co.
Member
5Ms. Nazrat Bashir
Retired Civil Servant
Member
6Dr. Masood Akhtar Chaudhry Retired Civil ServantMember
7Mr. Mehfooz Ali Khan Retired Civil ServantMember
8Vice Admiral Shah Sohail Masood (R)
Vice Admiral Pakistan Navy MD Bahria Foundation
Member
9Secretary, Finance DivisionMember
10Secretary, Establishment Division Member
11Secretary, Defence Division  Member
12Secretary, Finance Department (Government of Punjab) Member
13Secretary, Finance Department (Government of Sindh)Member
14Secretary, Finance Department
(Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa)
Member
15Secretary, Finance Department (Government of Balochistan)Member
16Secretary, Finance Department (Government of AJK)Member
17Secretary, Finance Department (Government of Gilgit Baltistan) Member
18An officer of BPS-21 of the Auditor General of Pakistan Member
19An officer of BPS-21 of the Controller General of AccountsMember
20Director-General PP&A, GHQ, Defence DivisionMember
21Sr.    Joint   Secretary/Joint   Secretary   (Pay    &    Pension Commission), Finance DivisionMember

The scope of work of the Commission will include federal and provincial civil servants, other government servants, civilians paid from defense estimates, all Armed Forces/Civil Armed Forces personnel and holders of the posts in Management Position Scales and employees of such public sector corporations/autonomous/semi-autonomous bodies, other than banks and DFIs, which have adopted the scheme of Basic Pay Scales in toto. Employees of Public Sector Corporations/Autonomous/Semi-Autonomous bodies who are regulated under the pay scales prescribed by these organizations and the employees governed under the Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969 and/or whose financial terms of service are settled through collective bargaining agents, are excluded from the scope of work of the Pay & Pension Commission.

Terms of Reference of the Commission

The Terms of Reference of the commission are as follows:

Study the adequacy of the existing Basic Pay Scale System and evaluate the current salaries of Government employees throughout the federation including the provincial government and recommend measures for its improvement and uniformity. Also, make recommendations for the streamlining of existing classification from BPS 1-22.

  • Study the separation of existing Basic Pay Scales for specialized departments/occupations/cadres.
  • Review of Special Scales such as Management Grades, Management Position Scales (MP Scales), Special Professional Pay Scales (SPPS), Project Pay Scales, etc. and propose measures for uniformity and improvement.
  • Review of admissible regular allowances, special incentives, and all other allowances with a view to highlight prevalent distortions and recommend corrective
  • To Review existing perks and facilities and make recommendations, including the possibility of their
  • To align the compensation of the government employees, both the federal and provincial, with the market over a period of time. This includes the salary and monetization of the compensation. In this regard, to propose a system of incorporating pay for performance concept as the basis for future
  • To propose measures as to how to merge the present allowances and ad-hoc allowances into the pay
  • Propose measures to bring uniformity in the present salaries being drawn by different divisions of the government in consonance with the professional expertise of the

To research international best practices of how civil servants are remunerated and how pensions are paid; especially with regards to the countries that are in the region and similar to Pakistan but better performers.

Highlight existing distortions and anomalies in the pension scheme and recommend remedial measures. Verify the sustainability of the current model after critically evaluating future liabilities through an actuarial study.

Revised TORs of Pay & Pension Commission 2021
Revised TORs of Pay & Pension Commission 2021
Revised TORs of Pay & Pension Commission 2021

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