What is at stake is one of the most unique contributions to global jurisprudence in recent times: a basic structure doctrine that is not substantive but procedural, that does not impose a judicial veto but seeks a deeper form of public participation to amend the Constitution, and which provides to direct deliberative democracy an integral role in processes of significant constitutional change.
In the nine years that the Head of State has been at the helm, notable changes have been instituted including the overhaul of police uniforms as well as the country’s currency.