The Information Commissioner's Office has ordered the government to disclose details of political appointments, including numbers, ranks, salaries and allowances, after a local media outlet appealed under the Right to Information law. The order followed repeated delays and three rescheduled hearings at which the President's Office did not appear.
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The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICOM) has ordered the government to publicise the specifics of political appointments, including numbers, ranks, salaries, and allowances.
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Information Commissioner Aahidh Rasheed, presiding over the initial hearing, concluded that the requested details do not warrant secrecy and must be disclosed.
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