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Constitutions of pakistan

  1. 1. Comparison of:1956,1962,1973
  2. 2.   Constitution  Constitution of Pakistan  Forms of Constitution  Salient features of Constitutions  Comparison of Constitution  Islamic Provisions of 1973 constitution  Conclusion Outline
  3. 3.  Constitution is a system of fundamental laws and principles that prescribes the nature, functions, and limits of a government or another institution. Constitution
  4. 4.   In Muslim states, particularly Pakistan, laws are not derived from the constitution but constitution is framed according to :  Almighty Allah  Prophet Muhammad (SAW)  Holy Quran Constitution in Pakistan Constitution of Pakistan
  5. 5.  Government of Pakistan President Senate National Assembly Prime Minister
  6. 6.  Senate 100 seats 4 Provinces 22 seats Islamabad 4 seats Fed. Administered Tribal Areas 8 seats National Assembly 342 seats General 272 seats Women 60 seats Non-Muslim 10 seats Government of Pakistan
  7. 7.   Written  Unwritten  Partly written Forms of Constitution
  8. 8.  1956 Constitution 1962 Constitution 1973Constitution Constitution-making : • Enforced on 23 March 1956 to October 7, 1958. • 234 Articles and 6 Schedules. • Written Constitution • Enforced on June 8, 1962 to March 25, 1969. • 250 articles, 5 schedules. • Written Constitution • Enforced on August 14, 1973 till now. • 280 articles 12 Schedules • Written Constitution Comparison between 1956 ,1962 & 1973 constitution’s
  9. 9. 1956 Constitution 1962 Constitution 1973 Constitution Form of Government: Constitution of 1956 introduced parliamentary form of Govt. Constitution of 1962 introduced presidential form of Govt. Parliamentary form of Govt. Referendum: Constitution of 1956 introduced no institution Constitution of 1962 introduced an institution known as referendum in the country The Constitution of 1973 has authorized President to hold Referendum on any national issue. PM------- any important issue. Method of Election: Constitution of 1956 introduced direct election. Constitution of 1962 introduced indirect election. Direct method. Comparison between 1956 ,1962 & 1973 constitution’s
  10. 10.  1956 Constitution 1962 Constitution 1973 Constitution Islamic Institutions: There was no such institute in the constitution of 1956. Constitution of 1962 introduced two Islamic institution i.e. advisory council of Islamic ideology and Islamic research institutions. • Council of Islamic Ideology • Federal Shariat Court • Principles of Policy----- Islamic clauses Executive Powers: Most of the executive powers were exercised by the prime minister under the constitution of 1956. Most of the executive powers vested in the president under the 1962 constitution. PM exercised all executive authority. • power to dissolve the NA. • powers of appointment of caretaker PM. • assent to bills passed by the parliament or returns these. List of Subjects: Constitution of 1956 contains three lists of subject i.e. federal, provincial and concurrent matter. Constitution of 1962 provided only two list of subjects i.e. central and provincial. • Two lists are given in the constitution: Federal list and Concurrent list. • Residuary powers belong to provinces.
  11. 11. 1956 Constitution 1962 Constitution 1973 Constitution Presidential Powers: In the constitution of 1956 the powers were reasonable. Under the constitution of 1962 president had great power. In the constitution of 1973 the powers were reasonable. Supreme judicial council: There was no such institution in the constitution of 1956. Constitutions of 1962 introduced a new institution supreme judicial council. Supreme Court --------highest court. One High Court-------in each province one in Azad Kashmir. chain of lower courts ----under the high courts. House Parliament : One house of Parliament National Assembly Unicameral--------NA Two Houses named Senate and National Assembly.
  12. 12. 1956 Constitution 1962 Constitution 1973 Constitution Fundamental Rights : Civil and Political Rights …….. suspended in emergency. Ensures the fundamental rights to the citizens of Pakistan . Ensures the fundamental rights to the citizens of Pakistan .
  13. 13.   Islamic Republic of Pakistan  State Religion  Sovereignty Belongs to Allah  Definition of a Muslim  A Muslim to be a President and Prime Minister  Islamic way of life  Promotion of Social Justice and Eradication of Social Evils  Teachings of Holy Quran  Strengthen Bond, with Muslim World  Council of Islamic Ideology  Error Free Publication of Quran  Oath to Project and Promote Islamic Ideology  Ahmadi's A Non Muslim Minority  Proper organization of Zakat, Auqaf and Mosques is ensured. Islamic Provisions of 1973 Constitution
  14. 14.  Conclusion

Editor's Notes

  • The Government in Pakistan is a Federal Democracy. The Government is made up of a bicameral federal legislature containing 2 houses: the Upper House is the Senate and the Lower House is the National Assembly. The President is the head of State and must be a Muslim to take this position. The President is elected by an electoral college consisting of members from the 2 governmental houses. The President may serve for 2 consecutive terms, each lasting 5 years. The Prime Minister is the head of Government and appointed by the President from the members of the National Assembly. The Prime Minister is additionally assisted by the Federal Cabinet, which is made up of Federal and non-Federal Ministers and Advisers.
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  • The Senate has 100 seats, of which 88 come from the 4 Provinces, and the remaining 12 come from Islamabad and the Tribal Areas. Women are allowed approximately 20% of seats in the Senate and are able to contest the general seats as well.
    The National Assembly has 342 seats; of these women are allocated 60 seats and non-Muslims 10 seats.
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