The Panama Case JIT has decided to bring on board a British audit firm to aid their investigation.
The SECP representative in the high-level probe body, Bilal Rasool, has been given the responsibility to bring acquire the firm’s services.
Moreover, sources said the JIT will only take into consideration authenticated documents, saying some documents submitted by NAB were unverified.
On May 11, the JIT asked the ECP to provide the prime minister’s assets declaration, sources said.
The ECP received the JIT’s letter on May 10, which asks for asset declarations from 2013 to 2016.
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ECP’s secrecy branch compiled a file of the assets declaration and sent it to the chief election commissioner, as per the sources.
The JIT also asked for the asset declaration of the premier’s son-in-law and MNA Captain (retd) Mohammad Safdar.
On May 10, a session of the JIT was held to decide on the investigation method for the Panama Papers case.
The team of investigators had decided to seek assistance from the FIA and experts in the private sector.