Part 9 – Federal Legislative Procedure
Part Overview: Legislative procedures for introducing bills in Parliament, discussions, passage through both Houses, and presidential certification.
Articles in Part 9:
Article 109 – Legislative power of Federal Parliament
The legislative powers of the Federal Parliament shall be as enumerated in Schedule-5, Schedule-7 and Schedule-9.
Article 110 – The procedure of introducing a Bill
(1) A Bill may be introduced at either House of the Federal Parliament subject to this Constitution. Provided that , finance bill may be int...
Article 111 – Procedure for passing Bills
(1) A Bill passed by one House of the Federal Parliament shall be immediately sent to the other House, and after the bill is passed by that...
Article 112 – Withdrawal of Bill
The member who introduces a Bill may withdraw the Bill with the approval of the House.
Article 113 – Certification of the Bills
(1) The Bill which is presented to the President according to Article (111) for certification shall have to be authenticated by the Speaker...
Article 114 – Ordinance
(1) If at any time, except when both the Houses of the Federal Parliament is in session, the President is satisfied that circumstances exist...
Related Provisions & Cross-References
Bidirectional citations, thematic connections, and constitutional authority