Promulgation of Ordinance
- Article
- 202
- Title
- Promulgation of Ordinance
- Category
- other
- Description
The Chief of Province may issue an Ordinance on the recommendation of the Provincial Council of Ministers when the Provincial Assembly is not in session; it acts as law but lapses if not approved within sixty days of the session.
Practice questions
Under which condition is the Chief of Province authorized to issue an Ordinance?
Whose recommendation is required for the Chief of Province to issue an Ordinance?
Which authority holds the power to issue an Ordinance within a province?
What happens if an Ordinance is not approved within sixty days from the commencement of the Provincial Assembly session?
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