The Supreme Court has decided to provide a living allowance to all judicial staff to ensure that they remain unbiased in their work.
A circular released last night – signed by Chief Justice Abdullah Saeed – read that, in order ensure the independence and integrity of staff who are working towards ensuring the rights of the general public and fulfilling constitutional responsibilities, it is necessary to provide them with a reasonable compensation.
The living allowance was approved by amending Article 53 of the judicial staff regulations by the Supreme Court in accordance with the powers vested to the Supreme Court by the Constitution.
The amount to be given out to staff as the living allowance will be decided by the Judicial Administration Department as per the amendment.
Source: Haveeru
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