We will hold conversations with government over their suggestions, the President of SCBA stated. The attorneys are to submit their recommendations to the Supreme Court Bar for discussion.
He said that any constitutional choice made without legal counsel would be considered “mere consultation.”
“We are having discussions with the government about the constitutional court, which is something that the bar councils all over Pakistan used to demand,” Shahzad Shaukat stated.
He claimed that the lawyers were pleased with the law minister’s pledge that he had patiently listened to our position.
As stated by the president of the SCBA, “We will jointly give better constitutional proposals over the issue.” The lawyers have organized a committee.
Bar councils are stakeholders and would be given due consideration, according to previous remarks made by Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar.
Representatives from bar councils would also be present at the news conference, according to Azam Nazeer Tarar.
After the legal community’s objection to the proposed constitutional amendment, the decision was made to engage with the bar associations.
A constitutional law intended to establish judicial changes, including the creation of a constitutional court, is about to be presented by the coalition government in power.
