Saving of existing laws preserves preexisting statutes and state monopoly provisions against Articles 301 and 303, subject to presidential order. Substitution of Article 305 limits the effect of Articles 301 and 303 so they do not affect existing laws except as the President may by order otherwise direct, and preserves operation of laws made before the Fourth Amendment insofar as they relate to the specified matters, while confirming Parliament's and State Legislatures' authority to make laws on those subjects.
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Saving of existing laws preserves preexisting statutes and state monopoly provisions against Articles 301 and 303, subject to presidential order.
Substitution of Article 305 limits the effect of Articles 301 and 303 so they do not affect existing laws except as the President may by order otherwise direct, and preserves operation of laws made before the Fourth Amendment insofar as they relate to the specified matters, while confirming Parliament's and State Legislatures' authority to make laws on those subjects.
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