Executive power over the Judiciary must be removed


WE refer to the statement released by the Conference of Rulers which proposed the removal of the Prime Minister’s power to appoint five representatives to the nine-member Judicial Appointment Commission (JAC).

We welcome this suggestion by the Conference of Rulers, which is aimed at upholding the independence of the Judiciary.

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