THE GOVERNMENT SERVANTS (CONDUCT) RULES, 1964 (FEDERAL GOVERNMENT) — THEY SHALL COME INTO FORCE AT ONCE. THESE RULES APPLY TO EVERY PERSON, WHETHER ON DUTY OR ON LEAVE, WITHIN OR WITHOUT PAKISTAN, SERVING IN A CIVIL CAPACITY IN CONNECTION WITH THE AFFAIRS OF THE CENTRE AND TO THE MEMBERS OF AN ALL-PAKISTAN SERVICE DURING THEIR EMPLOYMENT UNDER THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS OR WHILE ON DEPUTATION WITH ANY OTHER GOVERNMENT, AGENCY, INSTITUTION OR AUTHORITY. MEMBER OF A GOVERNMENT SERVANT’S FAMILY INCLUDES HIS WIFE, CHILD OR STEP-CHILD, WHETHER RESIDING WITH THE GOVERNMENT SERVANT OR NOT; AND ANY OTHER RELATIVE OF THE GOVERNMENT SERVANT OR HIS WIFE, WHEN RESIDING WITH AND WHOLLY DEPENDENT UPON THE GOVERNMENT SERVANT BUT DOES NOT INCLUDE A WIFE LEGALLY SEPARATED FROM THE GOVERNMENT SERVANT OR A CHILD OR STEP-CHILD WHO IS NO LONGER IN ANY WAY DEPENDENT UPON HIM OR OF WHOSE CUSTODY THE GOVERNMENT SERVANT HAS BEEN DEPRIVED BY LAW.