The Power of Law

The article focused on the idea that legislative sovereignty does not only mean that the House of Representatives is the entity that enacts laws in accordance with the Constitution. It also includes the notion that the actual initiative in issuing legislation is often influenced by external or internal pressures, especially on vital issues such as banking sector reform, media law, and general amnesty. It emphasized that recent legislations were passed amidst internal and external pressures, and relying on external initiatives threatens national sovereignty, although benefiting from comparative law and international expertise is acceptable. The article pointed out that ignoring the urgent need for fundamental reforms—particularly in the banking sector since the 2019 crisis—has led to the accumulation of crises and a decline in public trust. Effective enforcement of legislative sovereignty requires that decisions be driven by internal will rather than external pressures.

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