Pakistan's upper house demonstrated increased legislative productivity in 2025-26, with lawmakers approving 97 bills and presenting only six ordinances. Notably, the frequency of disruptions caused by insufficient quorum attendance has declined, suggesting improved parliamentary discipline. However, Pildat analysis reveals a concerning trade-off: heightened legislative output appears accompanied by diminished oversight mechanisms, raising questions about legislative quality versus quantity in the Senate's functioning.

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