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Called to head the ministry of the interior in December 1860 to formulate a workable constitutional plan for the empire, Schmerling devised a charter (the February Patent) that established a bicameral imperial legislature (Reichsrat) in 1861; but it was a body that was weighted in favour of the German-speaking Austrians.

Her constitutional plan for a quasi-federal system that would give greater autonomy to minority Tamils is dead for now, but she has said she will revive the proposal -- an effort to bring peace to a nation embroiled in a civil war with separatist Tamil militants -- after the elections.

The league resolved, therefore, that any future constitutional plan proposed by the British for India would not be "acceptable to the Muslims" unless it was so designed that the Muslim-majority "areas" of India's "North-Western and Eastern Zones" were "grouped to constitute 'independent States' in which the constituent units shall be autonomous and sovereign".

But the state has no constitutional contingency plan for the situation it faces now: a vacancy in the lieutenant governor's office and a dispute over who is the rightful Senate president.

Nice, but wrong.Few if any of Labour's constitutional plans originated with Charter 88.

As aid operations continue, northern Kyrgyzstan remains tense, with widespread concerns about the possibility of violence connected with a constitutional referendum planned for 27 June.

But constitutional conservatives must consider what approach to judging is most likely to produce decisions that are consistent with the Constitution's plan for limiting government.

The CiU may well lose power to Catalonia's Socialists, and when their leader, Pasqual Maragall, this week presented his plan for constitutional reform, he went much less far.

Several prefer Mr Letta, today's prime minister.Even greater doubts surround the plan for constitutional reform, which is meant to be completed next spring.

SUNDAY BUSINESS A Church-State Solution A constitutional scholar offers a plan for forging national unity by rethinking assumptions on how religion fits into public life.

Before Renzi seized power at the beginning of last year, and apparently believing that an understanding with the prime minister-to-be could help with his various legal problems, Berlusconi agreed to back Renzi's plan for constitutional reforms.