The Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

• Preamble
• Part I: Introductory  [Articles 1-6] 
• Part II: Fundamental Rights and Principles of Policy  [Articles 7-40]
• Chapter 1: Fundamental Rights  [Articles 8-28] 
• Chapter 2: Principles of Policy  [Articles 29-40]
• Part III: The Federation of Pakistan  [Articles 41-100]
• Chapter 1: The President  [Articles 41-49]
• Chapter 2: Majlis-e-Shoora (Parliament) [Articles 50-89]
• Chapter 3: The Federal Government  [Articles 90-100]
• Part IV: Provinces  [Articles 101-140A]
• Chapter 1: The Governors  [Articles 101-105]
• Chapter 2: Provincial Assemblies  [Articles 106-128]
• Chapter 3: The Provincial Governments [Articles 129-140A]
• Part V: Relations between Federation and Provinces  [Articles 141-159]
• Chapter 1: Distribution of Legislative Powers [Articles 141-144]
• Chapter 2: Administrative Relations between the Federation and Provinces [Articles 145-152]
• Chapter 3: Special Provisions  [Articles 153-159]
• Part VI: Finance, Property, Contracts and Suits  [Articles 160-174]
• Chapter 1: Finance  [Articles 160-165A]
• Chapter 2: Borrowing and Audit  [Articles 166-171]
• Chapter 3: Property, Contracts, Liabilities and Suits  [Articles 172-174]
• Part VII: The Judicature  [Articles 175-212]
• Chapter 1: The Courts  [Articles 175-175A]
• Chapter 2: The Supreme Court of Pakistan [Articles 176-191A]
• Chapter 3: The High Courts  [Articles 192-203]
• Chapter 3A: Federal Shariat Court  [Articles 203A-203J]
• Chapter 4: General Provisions Relating to the Judicature  [Articles 204-212]
• Part VIII: Elections  [Articles 213-226]
• Chapter 1: Chief Election Commissioner and Elections Commissions  [Articles 213-221]
• Chapter 2: Electoral Laws and Conduct of Elections [Articles 222-226]
• Part IX: Islamic Provisions  [Articles 227-231]
• Part X: Emergency Provisions  [Articles 232-237]
• Part XI: Amendment of Constitution  [Articles 238-239]
• Part XII: Miscellaneous  [Articles 240-280]
• Chapter 1: Services  [Articles 240-242]
• Chapter 2: Armed Forces  [Articles 243-245]
• Chapter 3: Tribal Areas  [Articles 246-247]
• Chapter 4: General  [Articles 248-259]
• Chapter 5: Interpretation  [Articles 260-264]
• Chapter 6: Title, Commencement and Repeal [Articles 265-266]
• Chapter 7: Transitional  [Articles 267-280]
• Annex
• The Objectives Resolution
• Schedules
• First Schedule: Laws exempted from the operation of Article 8(1) and (2)
• Second Schedule: Election of President
• Third Schedule: Oaths of Office
• Fourth Schedule: Legislative Lists
• Fifth Schedule: Remuneration and Terms and Conditions of Service of Judges

Amendments

• First Amendment (1974)
• Second Amendment (1974)
• Third Amendment (1975)
• Fourth Amendment (1975)
• Fifth Amendment (1976)
• Sixth Amendment (1976)
• Seventh Amendment (1977)
• Eighth Amendment (1985) - validates amendments made by Gen. Zia-ul-Haq
• Tenth Amendment (1987)
• Twelfth Amendment (1991)
• Thirteenth Amendment (1997)
• Fourteenth Amendment (1997)
• Sixteenth Amendment (1999)
  • Presented in National Assembly on January 7, 1999. [Dawn Report]
  • Passed by the Senate on June 3, 1999. [Dawn Report] [The News Report]
  • Passed by the National Assembly on July 27, 1999. [Dawn Report] [The News Report]
• Seventeenth Amendment (2003) - parliamentary validation of amendments made by Gen. Pervez Musharraf's Legal Framework Order with certain changes
  • Passed by National Assembly on December 29, 2003, passed by the Senate on December 30, 2003, and received the President's assent on December 31, 2003.
• Eighteenth Amendment (2010) - changes include repealing of amendments made by General Musharraf and the Seventeenth Amendment
• Nineteenth Amendment (2011) - addresses concerns raised by the Supreme Court on the Eighteenth Amendment
• Twentieth Amendment (2012) - amends provisions related to the formation of the Election Commission
• Twenty-First Amendment (2015) - allows for trials for crimes related to terrorism to bypass the judiciary and be held in military courts; to remain in effect until January 7, 2017.
• Twenty-Second Amendment (2016) - amends eligibility and age requirements for members of the Election Commission, provides for continuity, and adds electoral rolls for local goverments as a responsibility of the Election Commission.
• Twenty-Third Amendment (2017) - revives expired provisions of the Twenty-First Amendment with certain modifications
• Twenty-Fourth Amendment (2017) - modifies allocation of National Assembly seats among provinces based on the results of the 2017 census
• Twenty-Fifth Amendment (2018) - mainstreams the Federally Administered Tribal Areas
• Twenty-Sixth Amendment (2024) - amends provisions related to the higher judiciary, including jurisdiction and procedures for the appointment of Judges, and provides for Constitutional Benches of the High Courts and Supreme Court

Orders Affecting the Constitution [1977-1985]

Follow this link for the Orders issued during the Martial Law regime of General Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq that affected the Consitution.

Orders Affecting the Constitution [1999-2002]

Follow this link for Orders issued by Gen. Pervez Musharraf between 1999 and 2002 that affected the Constitution.

Orders Affecting the Constitution [Nov-Dec 2007]

Follow this link for Orders issued by Gen. Pervez Musharraf during the Emergency from Nov 3rd, 2007 and December 15th 2007 that affected the Constitution. These Orders have since been subsequently deemed null and void by the Supreme Court.

Proposed Amendments

(Possibly incomplete)
• Ninth Amendment (1985) (never passed)
• Eleventh Amendment (withdrawn, never passed)
• Fifteenth Amendment (1998)
  • As presented in National Assembly on August 29, 1998
  • As presented in and passed by the National Assembly on October 9, 1998
  • M. Ziauddin's article from Dawn (October 10, 1998) on the requirements for the Bill to become part of the Constitution
• Twenty-fifth Amendment (2017) - Presented in National Assembly on January 26th, 2017 - to increase pension payments to widows of Supreme Court and High Court judges
• Twenty-sixth Amendment (2017) - Presented in National Assembly on March 8th, 2017 - to allow the Federal Government to delegate its powers to officers or authorities subordinate to it.
• Twenty-seventh Amendment (2017) - Presented in National Assembly on March 8th, 2017 - to implement changes recommended by the Parliamentary Committee on Electoral Reforms.
• Twenty-eighth Amendment (2017) - Presented in National Assembly on March 10th, 2017 - to re-enact expired provisions of the Twenty-first amendment. Eventually enacted as the Constitution (Twenty-fourth Amendment) Act, 2017.
• Twenty-ninth Amendment (2017) - Presented in National Assembly on May 15th, 2017 - to introduce Executive Magistracy, reduce minimum age of High Court judges and to remove some contradictory language in relation to the President and the Cabinet.
• Thirtieth Amendment (2017) - Presented in National Assembly on May 15th, 2017 - to provide for seats in the Khyber-Pakthunkhwa Assembly for the Federally Administered Tribal Areas.

Removed Schedules

These Schedules were removed by the Eighteenth Amendment:
• Sixth Schedule: Laws not to be Altered, Repealed or Amended without the Previous Sanction of the President
• Seventh Schedule: Laws to be amended in the manner provided for amendment of the Constitution