SC rules several clauses of Economic Transformation Bill are unconstitutional

SC rules several clauses of Economic Transformation Bill are unconstitutional

July 2, 2024   10:17 am

The Supreme Court has determined that several clauses of the Economic Transformation Bill are inconsistent with the country’s Constitution. 

Consequently, these clauses require a special majority in parliament and, in some cases, approval by a referendum to be passed. 

However, if the contentious clauses are amended, they can be passed with a simple majority, the Speaker of Parliament announced today while delivering Supreme Court determination on the bill.

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