In the letter, the Iraqi citizen should evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the interim Iraqi constitution as written and pose suggestions for its amendment.
The Canada Act also contained a formula for its amendment in Canada, a subject that had defeated attempts to gain agreement on a new constitution as far back as 1927.
A constitution that does not contain "provision for its amendment with the development, growth and expansion of the community which it is intended to govern, would be a most inadequate and imperfect deed of partnership," he wrote in 1901 with his colleague John Quick.
In 2009, when the Shia Family Law, which violated women rights and legalized marital rape, was passed, several female students from Marefat launched a protest calling for its amendment.
The NLD and the 88 Generation Peace and Open Society launched a 54-day nationwide signature campaign calling for its amendment, which started on May 27 and ended on July 19.
The final agreement has the following components: General project scope and collaborator: States the purpose of the project, the identity of the organizations participating in the agreement, the length of the agreement, procedures for its amendment or termination, and basic definitions.
"I view this primarily as a technical ruling that is more important for its First Amendment implications," said Chris Dixon, a media analyst for PaineWebber.
Article 340 of the Jordanian criminal code exempts a man from punishment if he suspects adultery, and Jordan's Lower House has rejected petitions for its repeal because amendments "violated religious traditions and would destroy families and values".
The party will push for its original Lords amendment, which was removed in the commons last week, to be reinstated.
The commission has used the submission to resume its calls for amendments to its procedures that would allow it to terminate vexatious complaints earlier.
