Rule · SECP · 8 Nov 2021
A person may not act as promoter, director or chief executive officer of a company if they have overdue or past due payment to a financial institution exceeding Rs.200,000/- appearing in the latest CCIR; this binds the person and the companies, firms, sole proprietorships where they are beneficial owner, promoter, partner or proprietor. The clause does not apply to qualification-share holders or independent directors, or where the overdue amount not exceeding Rs.200,000/- has been settled with proof, or is due to inadvertence or dispute, supported by an undertaking from the individual, or the company's chief executive officer, designated partner or owner.
GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION OF PAKISTAN -.-.-
Islamabad, the 2 nd November, 2021
S.R.O. 1416(I)/2021. – In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 512 of the Companies Act, 2017 (XIX of 2017), the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan is pleased to make the following amendments to the Associations with Charitable and Not for Profit Objects Regulations, 2018, the same having been previously published vide S. R. O. 371 (I)/2020, dated March, 29, 2021, namely: -
In the aforesaid Regulations, in regulation 10, in sub-regulation (2), for clause (ii), the following shall be substituted, namely: -
“(ii) Solvency and financial soundness. - In order to act as promoter, director or chief executive officer of the company, there shall not be any instance of overdue or past due payment to a financial institution of an amount exceeding Rs. 200,000/- appearing in the latest Consumer Credit Information Report (CCIR) of, -
(a) such person; and
(b) the companies, firms, sole proprietorship etc. where such person is a beneficial owner, promotor, partner or proprietor:
Provided that this clause shall not be applicable:
(I) to a person who holds qualification shares or who is acting as an independent director; or
(II) in case, the overdue or past due payment not exceeding Rs.200,000/- appearing in CCIR, has already been settled and the proof of the same may be provided; or
(III) in case, the instance of overdue or past due payment not exceeding Rs.200,000/- appearing in CCIR is due to inadvertence or the said amount is in dispute with the financial institution.
Explanation:- For the purposes of sub-clause (III) an undertaking, affirming therein that the said instance of the such overdue amount is due to inadvertence or the said amount is in dispute with the financial institution, shall be provided by an individual himself, in case of his personal default, or in case of companies, by the chief executive officer of the companies or by a designated partner or owner of firms or owner of sole proprietorships where such person is a beneficial owner, promotor, partner or proprietor.”
[File No. CLD/CCD/CO. 42/17/2005]
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“amendments to the Associations with Charitable and Not for Profit Objects Regulations, 2018, the same having been previously published vide S. R. O. 371 (I)/2020, dated March, 29, 2021”
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