Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq inaugurated Pakistan’s first AI-enabled parliamentary system, signaling a shift toward a paperless legislature. By integrating artificial intelligence into legislative processes, the National Assembly aims to increase transparency, improve efficiency, and reduce reliance on physical documentation. Funding is allocated for a modern data center, with training provided to IT staff through the National Information Technology Board. This phased digital transformation encompasses budget documentation and parliamentary affairs. The initiative reflects a broader commitment to digitizing state institutions, leveraging modern technology to enhance the support structure for lawmakers and streamline the assembly's overall operational performance and legislative speed.