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partially excluded area, and any regulation so made may repeal or amend any Act of the Central Legislature or of the Provincial Legislature or any existing law, which is for the time being applicable to the area in question. Regulations made under this sub-para shall be submitted forthwith to the Head of the State, and until assented to by him, should have no effect.

PART VIII
EMERGENCY PROVISIONS

108. Proclamation of Emergency

 In case the State is threatened on account of external aggression or internal disturbances an emergency may be declared.

109. Power of the Head of the State to suspend Constitution in case of emergency or threat to the security of the State

 In case of emergency or of threat to the security of the State or failure of the Constitution, the Head of the State should have power to suspend the whole or part of the Constitution, if he thinks necessary.

110. Power of the Head of the State to suspend Constitution or part of Constitution in case of failure of constitutional machinery in a Province.

 In case of a failure of the Constitution in a Province the Head of the State should have the power to suspend such part of the Constitution as may be necessary for the purpose of carrying on the administration, but such power should not extend to the suspension of the Federal Court or the High Court itself or the powers that are vested in the Federal Court and the High Court’s by the Constitution.

111. Power of the Head of the State to take necessary steps in case of threat to the economic life of the country.

 The Head of the State should have power in all emergencies to take necessary steps in case the stability or the economic life of the country or any part thereof is threatened.

112. Power of Supervision, Direction and Control in case of threat to Financial Stability.

 Authority should vest in the Head of the State to exercise the powers of supervision, direction and control with regard to matters that may be essential for the financial stability or the credit of the State or any part thereof.

113. Exercise of certain Powers by the Centre

 The Centre should possess power to legislate in respect of any matter in the Provincial List in case of proclamation of an emergency.

 Provision should be made to empower the centre to issue directions to the Provinces with regard to certain important matters when an emergency arises.