Publication

14 Apr 2010

This paper comments on the recent Constitution (18th Amendment) Bill passed by the National Assembly in Pakistan. Apart from the many important amendments in the bill aimed at restoring Parliamentary democracy in Pakistan, it also marks the first time that a President has voluntarily relinquished his special powers. The process of pushing the bill through also shows that the political parties in Pakistan are able to work together in a democratic manner to bring about real and positive change.

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Author Rajshree Jetly
Series ISAS Briefs
Issue 158
Publisher Institute of South Asian Studies (ISAS)
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