KARACHI: Provincial Minister for Revenue Makhdoom Mehboob Zaman in a meeting decided to convert Tapedar Training College (TTC) into Revenue Training Academy (RTA).
He took this decision while presiding over a meeting here at New Sindh Secretariat. The decision was taken as essential technical training of all revenue officials for e-stamping and e-registration and ease of doing business-related requirements could be made in a proper way.
The Tapedar Training College, situated in Hyderabad near Rani Bagh. The revenue minister directed officials to make the training of all revenue officers obligatory.
Makhdoom Mahboob instructed officials to do the necessary homework and set up a PC-1 for converting procedure and it could be put up to the chief minister for approval.
Makhddom Mahboob said that the work of preparing in house software applications on E-stamping and E-registration was going on slow. He directed Member (R&S) to expedite the work so that concerned staff could be sent for training to launch a new system.
He further said that his online issuance of a Sales Certificate facility would be made accessible only for persons living abroad. The minister said the overseas would have to apply for the certificate after getting their essential verification and bio-metric in the relevant Pakistan Embassy.
Citing illegal encroachment on government land the revenue minister said they had taken action against any reported incident of illegal occupation and that the other party leaders also are given opportunities to visit and verify actions taken by the provincial government.
The meeting was attended by SMBR Qazi Shahid Pervaiz, BoR Member (R&S) Tameezuddin Khero, Member (RS&EP) Makhdoom Shakeel uz Zaman, PD ASR Mohammad Hussain, Chief Inspectors Stamps Abbas Naich, Inspector General of Registration Ahmed Ali Shah and other senior officials.
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