4th Meeting of Sindh Charities Registration & Regulation Commission Reviews Key Regulatory and Administrative Matters

4th Meeting of Sindh Charities Registration & Regulation Commission Reviews Key Regulatory and Administrative Matters

Posted on: 04 Nov 2026   Tags: Government 4th Meeting of Sindh Charities Registration & Regulation Commission | SWD Sindh

Social Welfare Department | Government of Sindh

4th Meeting of Sindh Charities Registration & Regulation Commission

Review of Commission Performance, Regulatory Framework and Administrative Matters

4 November 2026 Karachi, Pakistan Official Meeting
4th Meeting of the Sindh Charities Registration and Regulation Commission
The 4th Meeting of the Sindh Charities Registration & Regulation Commission, Karachi

Karachi, 4 November 2026: The 4th Meeting of the Sindh Charities Registration & Regulation Commission was held under the chairmanship of the Honourable Minister for Social Welfare Department, Government of Sindh, Mir Tariq Ali Talpur, to review the Commission’s performance, administrative matters, financial position, and regulatory framework.

Participation and Representation

The meeting was attended by Mr. Munawar Ali Mithani, Secretary, Social Welfare Department; Ms. Farida Yameen, Director General (Administration); and Mr. Khair Muhammad Kalwar, Deputy Director, Sindh Charities Commission, along with representatives from DEPD, Women Development Department, SITC, Home Department, FATF, School Education & Literacy Department, and other concerned stakeholders.

Review of Previous Decisions

The Commission reviewed the implementation of previous decisions, including approval of the Draft Commission Rules by the Sindh Cabinet on 3 November 2026, migration of the web portal to SITC, reconstitution of the Grievance Redressal Committee, and the proposed Special Incentive Allowance.

Performance, Budget and Operational Matters

Other key agenda items included the Commission’s performance as of 14 October 2026, budget utilization for FY 2023–24 to FY 2025–26, the SITC agreement for portal revamping and maintenance, district-level monitoring and inspection mechanisms, and the proposed budget for FY 2026–27.

Grant-in-Aid Allocation | FY 2026–27 Rs. 10 Million Allocated by the Finance Department for the Commission’s operational expenditure.

Regulatory Oversight and Compliance

A proposal to establish an Anti-Money Laundering Committee was also discussed to strengthen oversight of money laundering and terrorist financing risks and support compliance with the National Action Plan (NAP).

Key Areas Reviewed During the Meeting

  • Implementation of previous Commission decisions and approval of Draft Commission Rules.
  • Migration, revamping and maintenance of the Commission’s web portal through SITC.
  • Reconstitution of the Grievance Redressal Committee.
  • Commission performance and budget utilization for previous financial years.
  • District-level monitoring and inspection mechanisms.
  • Proposed budget for FY 2026–27 and operational grant-in-aid.
  • Establishment of an Anti-Money Laundering Committee.

The meeting emphasized interdepartmental coordination, transparency, and effective regulatory oversight to strengthen the registration and regulation of charities across Sindh.

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