Explanation

• The Upper House of Parliament of Pakistan is Senate.
• The Lower House of Parliament of Pakistan is National Assembly.
• The Parliament of Pakistan is bicameral.
• Article 50 of the Constitution states that the Parliament of Pakistan consists of the President and Prime Minister.
• Two Houses are known as:
•             The National Assembly (Lower House)
•             The Senate (Upper House)

Explanation

 The 1973 constitution of Pakistan was enacted on August 14, 1973

Zulifqar Ali Bhutto introduced a new constitution in Pakistan on August 14, 1973.

According to the 1973 constitution, both the national assembly and senate elect the president of Pakistan

whereas the prime minister is selected by the national assembly.

The Bicameral Legislature system was introduced for the first time in Pakistan in the constitution of 1973.

Khan Abdul Wali Khan was the opposition of the National Assembly at the time of promulgation.

Explanation

According to Article 47 of the Constitution of Pakistan, the President can be impeached on charges of violating the Constitution or gross misconduct, upon a two-thirds majority vote by Parliament.

Explanation

Article 17 of Pakistan's Constitution specifically allows every citizen to form associations or unions.

It ensuring the right to assemble and organize.

Explanation

Article 11 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan prohibits all forms of forced labor.

It ensuring that no individual can be subjected to involuntary work or exploitation.

Explanation

Under Article 160 of the Constitution of Pakistan, the distribution of revenues between the Federation and the Provinces is determined by the National Finance Commission (NFC).

It makes recommendations for the financial allocation.

Explanation

Under the Constitution of Pakistan, provincial governments are allowed to construct power houses, grid stations, and lay transmission lines for use within the province as part of their jurisdiction over energy resources.

Explanation

The Attorney General of Pakistan must be a person who is eligible to be appointed as a Judge of the Supreme Court.

It requiring the same qualifications as a Supreme Court judge.

Explanation

A person shall be disqualified from being elected or chosen as, and from being a member of the parliament if:

• He is an undischarged insolvent
• He holds an office of profits in the service of Pakistan
• He has been convicted for any offence involving moral turpitude

Explanation

The Constitution of Pakistan does not allow a Prime Minister, against whom a motion of no confidence has been tabled, to advise the President to dissolve the National Assembly.