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• Amendment: 18th Constitutional Amendment
• Passed by National Assembly: 8 April 2010
• President at the Time: Asif Ali Zardari
• Prime Minister: Yousaf Raza Gillani
• Main Effect: Removed the President's unilateral power to dissolve the National Assembly and curtailed emergency powers.

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• Signed into law: 19 April 2010
• National Assembly approval: 8 April 2010
• Senate approval: 15 April 2010
• Main change: Removed President’s power to dissolve Parliament

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• Total amendments: 27
• Constitution adopted: 14 August 1973
• First Amendment: 1974
• Major Amendment: 18th Amendment (2010) – strengthened provincial autonomy.
• Latest Amendment: 27th Amendment

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• National Assembly approval: 8 April 2010
• Senate approval: 15 April 2010
• Signed into law: 19 April 2010
• Main change: Removed President’s power to dissolve Parliament

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• Constitution: 1973 Constitution of Pakistan
• Amendment: Second Amendment (1974)
• Article involved: Article 260
• Key change: Definition of Muslim added
• Result: Ahmadis declared non-Muslim

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• The Constitution of Pakistan 1973 guarantees fundamental rights to citizens.
• Article 10-A ensures the right to fair trial and due process.
• This article was added through the 18th Constitutional Amendment in 2010.
• It applies to both civil rights and criminal cases.
• It strengthens justice and protects individuals from unfair treatment.

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• 18th Constitutional Amendment passed in April 2010.
• It removed the President’s power to dissolve Parliament (Article 58(2)(b)).
• It strengthened the Council of Common Interests (CCI).

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• Required majority: 2/3 of total membership
• House involved: National Assembly + Senate
• Article: 239 of Constitution of Pakistan (1973)
• Purpose: To maintain stability in constitutional law

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• The Sindh Assembly passed the Sindh Epidemic Diseases Act, 2014 on November 10, 2014.
• It was subsequently assented to by the Governor of Sindh on January 1, 2015,
• Officially published on January 9, 2015.

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• The Sindh Assembly also passed the Sindh Immunization and Epidemics Control Act, 2023 on August 4, 2023

Last updated question by NA on 07 May 2026

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• The Eighteenth Amendment to the Constitution of Pakistan was passed in April 08, 2010.
• It abolished the Concurrent Legislative List.
• This increased provincial autonomy in Pakistan.
• Many powers were transferred from federation to provinces.
• It is considered a major step in strengthening federalism.

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