Through its functions, the PAC aims to present a clear and accountable representation of these entities, promoting financial integrity and good governance.
Ad hoc PACs are constituted in Pakistan during periods when there is no elected Legislature in the country, ensuring oversight and accountability even in transitional or exceptional circumstances.
This involves summoning representatives from the relevant Ministries and Departments to probe and inquire about any financial irregularities.
[1][3][4] The PAC meticulously reviews public audits, inviting ministers, permanent secretaries, or other officials from the ministries for questioning.
Subsequently, the government is obligated to report back to parliament on the recommendations provided by the PAC within a specified period, ensuring appropriate action is taken based on the committee's findings.