Category: Constitution
Lockdown Orders by the Prime Minister is Legally Valid Under the Constitution, High Court Ruled
The High Court recently ruled that the lockdown orders made by the Prime Minister under the COVID-19 Emergency Powers are legally valid under the constitution. ... Read More
Public Health Emergency Bill do not reflect the doctrine of the separation of powers”: Sikua
Former Member of Parliament for Northeast Guadalcanal Dr. Derek Sikua says certain sections of the Public Health Emergency Bill do not reflect the doctrine of ... Read More
“NO URGENCY IN EXTENDING THE LIFE OF PARLIAMENT” SOGAVARE
The proposed policy to extend the life of the current Parliament house would go through proper processes and it will not be rushed. Prime Minister ... Read More
‘SAB 2020 contrary to National Constitution’
Leader of the Opposition Hon. Mathew Wale The Supplementary Appropriation Bill 2020 may be contrary to the National Constitution says, Leader of Opposition Hon. Matthew ... Read More
CRU STARTS FINAL CONSULTATION WITH BAR ASSOCIATION
A member of the Bar Association at the consultations. Photo credit: CRU. The Constitutional Reform Unit (CRU) begins its final consultation on the second 2014 ... Read More
CRU CONCLUDED AWARENESS AT PNG’s UNITECH
Group photo of participating UNITECH students and officials. Photo credit: CRU. The Constitutional Reform Unit (CRU) has concluded a four-day awareness program on the second ... Read More