PART VI-THE FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORIES
96. (1) The Federal Republic shall have two capitals situated respectively at Dacca in the State of Bangladesh and at Islamabad in the State of the Punjab.
(2) The area of the federal capital territory at Dacca (in this Constitution referred to as “the Dacca Federal Capital Territory”) and the area of the federal capital territory at Islamabad (in this Constitution referred to as, the Islamabad Federal Capital Territory”) shall be determined by the Federal Parliament.
(3) The principal seat of the Federal Parliament shall be located in the Dacca Federal Capital Territory and the principal seat of the Federal Court shall be located in the Islamabad Federal Capital Territory.
Provided, however, that a another seat of the Federal Parliament shall be located at Islamabad and a second scat of the Federal Court, including a permanent Division consisting of not less than three Judges shall be located at Dacca and the Federal Parliament and Federal Court shall function for not less than four months at the place where its second seat is located.
(4) The executive organs of the Federal Government shall maintain parallel establishments of equivalent strength in the Dacca Federal Capital Territory and the Islamabad Federal Capital Territory.
(5) The Federal Government shall function during winter with its headquarters in the Dacca Federal Capital Territory -and during summer with its headquarters in the Islamabad Federal Capital Territory.
(6) The Federal Parliament, by law, shall make provision for the government and administration of the Federal Capital Territories.
PART VII-RELATIONS BETWEEN THE FEDERATION AND THE STATES
CHAPTER I- LEGISLATIVE POWERS.
Federal and State Law Making Powers
97. (1) Subject to the provisions of the Constitution the Federal Parliament shall have exclusive power to make laws for the whole or any part of Pakistan with respect to any matter enumerated in the Fifth Schedule and each State Assembly shall have exclusive power to make laws for the whole or part of that State in respect of any matter not enumerated in the Fifth Schedule including in particular those matters which are set out in the Sixth Schedule.
(2) The Federal Parliament may make laws for the whole or any part of Pakistan in respect of matters not enumerated in the Fifth Schedule for the purpose of implementing any treaty, convention or agreement between Pakistan and any other country or of any arrangement with or decision of an international organisation of which Pakistan is a member:
