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The law minister pointed out that the ordinances had a temporary life and could not be re-promulgated under a judgement of the apex court. DawnNewsTV/File ISLAMABAD: As opposition members in the Senate on Monday assailed the government for what they called an attempt to rule through ordinances, the government defended the president’s power to promulgate ordinances. “It is not something illegal. Article 89 of the Constitution which had not been touched at the time of the 18th Amendment gives the president power of issuing ordinances,” Law Minister Dr Farogh Naseem said during the discussion on a motion on ‘the alarming propensity of the federal government to usurp and subvert parliamentary and provincial rights guaranteed in the Constitution by attempting to rule the country by ordinances, especially the current case of attempted illegal land grab of Sindh and Balochistan’s islands as well as resources’.

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