FCCP's Decision: Wheat Quota Policy Under Executive Control

Описание: In a recent ruling, the Federal Constitutional Court (FCCP) has clarified the role of the executive in policy formulation. The case revolved around the wheat quota policy, and the FCCP's decision sets a precedent.
The FCCP's three-member bench, led by Justice Amin-ud-Din Khan, heard the appeal filed by the Sindh government against the Sindh High Court's decision. The Sindh High Court had issued directions regarding wheat quota allocation, which the Sindh government challenged.
During the proceedings, the Additional Advocate General Sindh, Subtain Mehmood, argued that the Sindh High Court's guidelines were unconstitutional and beyond its jurisdiction. Additional Attorney General Munawar Duggal emphasized that policy-making and implementation are solely the executive's domain, with the judiciary's role limited to legal examination.
Justice Ali Baqar Najafi highlighted the executive's responsibility in policy formulation. The FCCP's ruling accepted the Sindh government's appeal, annulling the Sindh High Court's previous decision.
This ruling emphasizes the separation of powers and the importance of the executive's role in policy-making. Stay tuned for more insights on this significant legal development.