What was the impact of Pakistan’s 18th Amendment?
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The Supreme Court of Pakistan can take direct notice of matters of public importance with reference to the enforcement of Fundamental Rights. This power is known as:
Which amendment reduced the President’s power in Pakistan?
The 1956 Constitution of Pakistan established which form of government?
Members of the National Assembly of Pakistan are primarily elected through which electoral method?
What is the total number of seats in the National Assembly of Pakistan after the 25th Constitutional Amendment, including reserved seats?
How are the Chiefs of Staff of the Army, Navy, and Air Force primarily appointed in Pakistan?
The appointments of judges to the Supreme Court of Pakistan are primarily made by the President of Pakistan on the recommendation of which body?
The power of judicial review in Pakistan allows the Supreme Court to:
Who constitutes the Electoral College for Pakistan’s President?
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