What allows the President to issue laws when Parliament isn’t in session?
AEmergency powers exclusively
BOrdinance-making power
CContempt of court power
DJudicial review power
Explanation
– Under Article 89 of the Constitution, the President may issue ordinances with the force of law when the National Assembly is not in session, though these ordinances generally lapse after a set period unless approved by Parliament.
– Such ordinances need later parliamentary approval.
Exam Relevance
- Topic: General
- Subtopic: General

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