SCBAP Annual Election Scheduled for October 16, 2023
The Supreme Court Bar Association of Pakistan (SCBAP) has officially announced its annual election schedule, setting polling for October 16, 2023. Lawyers and members interested in participating should mark their calendars and prepare for a day of important decisions.
Polling Details
Polling will take place on October 16, from 8:30 am to 5 pm. This extended timeframe allows ample opportunity for all eligible voters to cast their votes. It is imperative that members of the SCBAP are aware of their voting rights and the candidates running for election.
Role of the SCBA Returning Officer
SCBA Returning Officer Syed Zulfiqar Abbas Naqvi has been tasked with overseeing the election process, ensuring its transparency and fairness. His role is crucial in upholding the integrity of the voting procedure, and he will be available to address any queries regarding the elections.
Why Participation is Crucial
Participation in the SCBAP elections is not only a right but also a responsibility for every member. This election shapes the future of the legal profession in Pakistan and affects various policies that govern the bar association and its members. Active involvement in these elections is a chance for members to express their preferences regarding leadership and direction for the bar association over the coming term.
Candidates and Policies
As the election date approaches, candidates will likely announce their manifestos and policy proposals. It’s essential for voters to stay informed about these candidates and their visions for the SCBAP’s future. Engaging with these policies and participating in discussions can significantly influence the election outcome.
Conclusion
The SCBAP annual elections on October 16 represent a vital event for legal professionals in Pakistan. Ensuring you are prepared, informed, and able to vote is fundamental to making your voice heard. Mark the date, engage with the candidates, and participate in this crucial democratic process to help shape the future of the Supreme Court Bar Association.
