Cabinet, Prime Minister, and Federalism After the 18th Amendment: A Critical Analysis of Articles 90–100 and 95 of the 1973 Constitution in Light of Sabir Shah v Federation (PLD 2015 SC 749)

Key Points

• The analysis examines the implications of the 18th Amendment for federalism and the role of the Prime Minister in Pakistan.
• Critical examination of Articles 90, 95, and 100 of the 1973 Constitution.
• Analysis of the legal case Sabir Shah v Federation (PLD 2015 SC 749).
• Highlights the impact of the 18th Amendment on the balance of power between federal and provincial governance.
• Discusses the evolving role of the Prime Minister within the federal structure post-amendment.