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Federal (Central)
Provincial
Local
Ensured balance between large and small provinces.
No law shall be enacted against the Qur’an and Sunnah.
Council of Islamic Ideology (CII) established to ensure laws
conform to Islamic teachings.
The President and Prime Minister must be Muslims.
Fourprovinces: Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan, and Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa (then NWFP).
Federal and Provincial lists clearly define division of powers.
A two-house Parliament was established:
○ The National Assembly (Lower House) — represented the
people.
○ The Senate (Upper House) — represented the provinces
equally.
Chief Executive of the country.
Must be a member of the National Assembly.
Appoints ministers, formulates policies, and leads the Cabinet.
Can be removed through a vote of no confidence.
Head of State; must be a Muslim and at least 45 years old.
Elected by the Parliament for five years.
Performs ceremonial duties; acts on the advice of the Prime Minister.
May be impeached by Parliament for violation of the Constitution.
6. The President
8. Islamic Provisions
7. The Prime Minister
5. Bicameral Legislature