The Appointment Of Judges<;;>
Thursday {May 1 2008}
As we already know,the Prime Minister (Pak Lah) has announced that judges would be chosen by a Commission specially set up for this purpose....
- No details have been made public as to the way the Commission would work
+ Would the Commission actually appoint the judges or would it only recommended the names for the PM to approve or would the Commission recommended directly to the Agung for him to exercise his prerogative??????? Or would the Agung require the approval of the rules Conference??????Or would the Conference of rules be merely consulted as is done now???? Or would they be able to rejected the candidate, and ask for new candidates or name new candidates of their choice???
>>> It would be interesting to know the full details of procedures, above all with regard to the role of PM...
(()()()( The appointment of judges is provided for thr Constitution.If changes are to be made in any way, they must be considered as in brench of the Constitutions...
}{{}} To make the changes legal,the Constitution has to be changed..
???? As avery one knows, changes in Constitution can only be made if two-thirds of the members of Parliament in session agreed with the purposed changes...
}{}}The goverment does not make necessary two-third majority. By itself it wwill not be able to change the manner with which the judges are chosen.It can only do so if the opposition supports it by at least nine votes..
+== Is the goverment proposing to work with the opposition on this issue, and so display its weakness????will there be a quid pro quo, a bargain with the opposition???? It would be interesting to see how the PM propose to ddeal with this........
Just think yourself how the corruption leader will manage our country>>>>
wassalam....
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