Whenever the Constitutional Court exercises its prerogative to make binding interpretations of the Constitution, it explains the Constitution content-wise but does not explain the contents of its previous interpretations.
The Constitutional Court shall not be approached with requests for ex ante interpretations of specific questions about the compliance with the Constitution of prospective amendments, including amendments to the Constitution, particularly if these are draft amendments that are subject to the legislating process in parliament.
The diverse opinions that prevail in the theory of law and the MPs’ differing views about what derives from the Constitution prescriptions don’t constitute a controversial jurisprudence of Constitution enforcement, hence the legal problem that emerged therefrom and the need to provide an abstract interpretation of the particular Constitution provision.
