Critics caution against frequent constitutional amendments, arguing that such changes can lead to legal instability and uncertainty. They contend that the Constitution should serve as a stable foundation for governance, with amendments reserved for addressing significant and enduring issues. Overuse of amendments may undermine public trust in the legal system and create confusion about the nation's fundamental laws.
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Warning Against Frequent Constitutional Amendments in Singapore
Published July 28, 2026 at 11:02 PM UTC