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Honourable Shaoquett Moselmane Welcomes World Known Noha Khawan Syed Nadeem Sarwar and Leading Columnist Prof Taufeeq Butt
Nadeem Raza Sarwar, Iftikhar Rana, Shaoquett and others
Prominent political figure, Member ALP, Opposition Whip in the Legislative Council Hon. Shaoquett Moselmane, MP NSW Parliament have very close connections with all Multicultural communities and he is special friend of Australian Pakistani community. In this month of February 2016, he receives World Known Noha Khawan Syed Nadeem Sarwar with President Pakistan Australia Business Council Mr Iftikhar Rana and others.
Hafiz Shahid, Shaoquett Moselmane and Taufeeq Butt
Last week
Honourable Shaoquett Moselmane Welcomes close friend of Former President
Pakistan Association of Australia Shahid Iqbal Chaudhry, Famous Writer, Poet
and Journalist Prof Taufeeq Butt who is on 3 weeks tour of Australia. Hon.
Shaoquett presents appreciation shield to the Taufeeq Butt and brief him about
the
During the conversation, First elected Muslim State MP Shaoquett
Moselmane told Taufeeq Butt that Australia is a federation of six States which,
together with three self-governing Territories, have their own constitutions,
parliaments, governments and laws.
Hon. Shaoquett Moselmane said that NSW Parliament is the legislative arm of the three elements in the system of government. The other two are the executive (the Cabinet) and the judiciary (judges and courts). Each has separate functions and acts to balance the power of the others.
Opposition Whip in the Legislative Council Hon. Shaoquett Moselmane also informed Prof. Taufeeq Butt that he Parliament of New South Wales is the law-making body for the State of New South Wales, directly elected by the people to make state laws, control state finances, and discuss matters of importance to the people of New South Wales. It consists of two democratically elected Houses the Legislative Assembly and the Legislative Council. However, in the Australian system there are still checks and balances between the Executive and Legislature—Ministers are subject to the scrutiny of other Members of the Parliament led by an officially recognised Opposition.
