Federal cabinet to review 27th Constitutional Amendment draft tomorrow

An important meeting of the federal cabinet has been called once again to discuss the draft of the 27th Constitutional Amendment, official sources confirmed on Friday.

According to details, the meeting will be held at 10 a.m. at the Prime Minister’s House, where the proposed constitutional amendment will be presented for formal review and approval.

Sources said that after the cabinet’s approval, the 27th Amendment Bill will be laid before the Senate for debate and voting. The amendment is expected to address key constitutional matters, including judicial reforms and mechanisms related to the functioning of constitutional courts.

Cabinet members have been instructed to reach the Prime Minister’s House ahead of the scheduled time, as the session is expected to be a crucial step toward finalizing the government’s legislative agenda.

It is also likely that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will join the meeting via video link, according to government sources, owing to his ongoing official commitments.

The meeting is expected to deliberate on the broader political and legal implications of the amendment, as well as ensure consensus within the cabinet before the draft is tabled in Parliament.

If approved, the 27th Constitutional Amendment Bill will mark a significant phase in the government’s ongoing efforts to reform key constitutional provisions and strengthen institutional frameworks.