Parliamentary constituent power to amend any constitutional provision, including exclusion of Article thirteen, is affirmed. Parliament is empowered as a constituent authority to amend any constitutional provision by addition, variation or repeal in accordance with the article's procedure; the provision recasts present rules on presentation to and assent by the President, requiring the President to give assent, and expressly provides that nothing in Article 13 applies to amendments made under this article.
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Parliamentary constituent power to amend any constitutional provision, including exclusion of Article thirteen, is affirmed.
Parliament is empowered as a constituent authority to amend any constitutional provision by addition, variation or repeal in accordance with the article's procedure; the provision recasts present rules on presentation to and assent by the President, requiring the President to give assent, and expressly provides that nothing in Article 13 applies to amendments made under this article.
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