Letter to the Judge
The message confirms that the system of governance in Jordan is a hereditary constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary system, where the legislative authority (the Parliament) takes precedence over the executive authority. The Parliament is considered the main pillar of the constitutional system. It emphasizes that the role of the council is to oversee government actions, enact laws, and approve the budget, ensuring that legislation aligns with the constitution. Additionally, it points out that reducing debate time and eliminating the MPs' right to speak and express the community’s demands weaken the dignity of the council and erode public trust in it. The message stresses that the Parliament is a reflection of the people's will and represents national sovereignty, and that weakening its role threatens the constitutional principles and the parliamentary system of the Kingdom.
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