Nov 3 presidential acts not part of Constitution: Naek
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ISLAMABAD: President Pervez Musharraf on November 3 “extra-constitutional route” are not part of the constitution, which Parliament has yet to approve the federal law H Farooq Naek minister said Tuesday. The Daily Times, the minister said that there is no simple, was authorized to amend the Constitution, and that only Parliament can do is a two-thirds majority. He said that the Constitution has not been amended since 2003, when the Parliament on Amendment 17. SC: He said, the Supreme Court (SC) had approved the Provisional Constitution Order (PCO), and by the presidents, November 3, 2007, without the authority to do so. Naek by the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP), said that the government has yet to dismiss the judges, including the former head of the rule of law Iftikhar Chaudhry Muhammad, in a period of 30 days from its inception. He said the 30-day countdown to the restoration of the judiciary had dismissed started on March 31. Good news: With regard to a statement by Aitzaz Ahsan, president of the SC Bar Association, the conspiracy was couvé significantly, reinstatement of the dismissed judges, “said Naek Geo News, that the lawyers’ heads should avoid such an assertion, and instead wait, and the confidence of the government and added that the government is good news for the judges. ” Reforms: Daily Times, he said that the ministry had begun with the law, judicial and legislative reforms. He said, Asif Ali Zardari, the co-chair of the PPP, prison, shared his experience with him, wanted on the department, its proposals on reforms. He said he would reveal Zardari reforms. Masood rehman / Monitor times a day |