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Reema Omer

Lahore
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Basic structure, again

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By Reema Omer
| Dawn Verified
EVERY few years, questions regarding the limitations of parliament’s power to amend the Constitution, and the Supreme Court’s jurisdiction to review, and if necessary, strike down constitutional amendments, become issues of great public interest. This time around, these questions are being raised in response to the 26th Constitutional Amendment, and expectations that the Supreme Court should strike down certain changes for violating the principle of the independence of the judiciary.
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Kelsen’s return

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By Reema Omer
| Dawn Verified
IF the government announces replacing the parliamentary system with a presidential one, would the reason suffice that many democracies in the world have presidential systems? And since parliamentary democracy in Pakistan has “failed”, it should be abolished? Establishing a constitutional court to perform constitutional review by stripping the Supreme Court (SC) of this function is as fundamental a change for the judiciary.
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Tajir Dost Scheme expanded to 36 new cities

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By Mubarak Zeb Khan, Reema Omer
| Dawn Verified
ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has expanded its Tajir Dost Scheme to include 36 new cities, aiming to bring traders and wholesalers into the formal tax structure as required by the IMF. Since April 1, tax authorities have registered over 40,000 traders under the scheme in six cities: Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar, Quetta and Rawalpindi. The registration scope has now been widened to cover more cities.
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