Constitutional amendment: Amendment Act enacts changes to the Constitution after presidential assent, enacted by Parliament. The instrument designates the enactment as the Constitution (Twenty-fifth Amendment) Act, 1971, records that Parliament enacted the Amendment Act, and states that it received the President's assent on 20 April 1972 and is published for general information; its operative purpose is to effect a further amendment to the Constitution.
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Constitutional amendment: Amendment Act enacts changes to the Constitution after presidential assent, enacted by Parliament.
The instrument designates the enactment as the Constitution (Twenty-fifth Amendment) Act, 1971, records that Parliament enacted the Amendment Act, and states that it received the President's assent on 20 April 1972 and is published for general information; its operative purpose is to effect a further amendment to the Constitution.
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