Misbah-ul-Haq, Azhar Ali and Mohammad Hafeez met the Prime Minister without permission. This is PCB’s disciplinary matter and will certainly be looked into,” he said. Mani also reiterated that PCB’s stance on conflict of interest, saying: “Misbah and others have been told clearly that they will have to leave their other jobs.” Meanwhile, Senator Sherry Rehman, following Mani’s appearance in the PAC, reminded the PCB chairman that he was answerable and accountable to the authorities on how the PCB spends its monies. She said that Mani was “unable to respond to any query” in front of the committee and kept on saying that he was “autonomous”, which she said evoked “a storm of questions and rejoinders”. “AGPR (Accountant General Pakistan Revenues) and I informed him he is answerable to the government,” she explained. “It’s accounting procedures and, therefore, it’s rules. It is not above law.”
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