Prime Minister’s Advisor on Political and Public Affairs Rana Sanaullah said on Monday that the government will soon introduce the 28th Constitutional Amendment, adding that the parliament will approve it too.
Rana Sanaullah said while speaking to reporters in Chiniot that the 28th Constitutional amendment would cover matters including local bodies, National Finance Commission (NFC) and health. It is necessary to mentioned that the discussion on several platforms is in process regarding these issues.
He further added, if consensus is achieved, the government can proceed with officially tabling the 28th Amendment in parliament.
He gave these statements after a few days of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) passing the 27th Constitutional Amendment, which made changes to the judiciary and armed forces leadership.
Read more: 27th Constitutional Amendment Enacted After Presidential Approval
27th Constitutional Amendment has officially become part of the Constitution after President Asif Ali Zardari signed the amendment bill into law, following its passage from both houses of Parliament.
Zardari’s Signature Makes It Law
After the President’s signature, the amendment has now formally become a part of Pakistan’s Constitution. Meanwhile, officials said the amendment reflects the government’s ongoing efforts to strengthen democratic institutions and ensure smoother coordination between the federation and provinces.
Parliament Gives Final Approval
The National Assembly and Senate had already approved the 27th Amendment Bill with a clear majority earlier. The legislation was then sent to the President for final assent, completing the constitutional process required under Article 75.
Step Toward Strengthening Governance
Government sources described the approval as a milestone in Pakistan’s constitutional evolution. The amendment, they added, aims to refine certain governance mechanisms and improve administrative efficiency. However, detailed provisions of the 27th Amendment were not immediately disclosed.
