Official Journal – Issue No. 22 (bis) on 03 June 2013
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In the name of the people
The Supreme Constitutional Court (SCC)
In the public session held on Sunday, June 2, 2013 AD, corresponding to Rajab 23,
1434 AH
Under chairmanship of Justice Maher Al-Beheiry …………………………… Court
President;
In membership of chancellors: Adly Mahmoud Mansour, Anwar Rashad Al-Aasy,
Abdel Wahab Abdel Razeq, Mohamed Abdel Aziz Al-Shenawy, Maher Samy
Youssef and Mohamed Khairy Taha Al Naggar……………………..……. VicePresidents; and
In presence of Chancellor Hamdan Hassan Fahmy…………Chairman of Board of
Commissioners
And Mohamed
Secretary
Nagy
Abdel
Samee'
……………………………………........
Has issued the following ruling:
In the case registered in the SCC schedule under no. 166 of the ��constitutional”
judicial year 34, referred by the Administrative Justice Court in Cairo, first
department, by virtue of its verdict issued in the session dated 23/10/2012, lawsuit No.
45931 of the “constitutional” judicial year 66.
Filed by
1. Khaled Fouad Mohamed Hafez
2. Ihab Hafez Ragheb
Against
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Head of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces;
Chairman of the People's Assembly;
Chairman of the Shura Council;
President of the Republic; and
Head of the Constitution Constituent Assembly (CCA)
Proceedings
On October 30, 2012, the clerical office of the Supreme Constitutional Court received
lawsuit No. 45931 of the judicial year 66, following the ruling issued by the
Administrative Justice Court in Cairo, "first department", ordering the stay of the
lawsuit proceedings and the referral of papers thereof to the SCC to decide upon the
constitutionality of the provisions of Article (1) of the law No. 79/2012 on the criteria
for electing CCA members for drafting a new constitution. This article says that the
decisions made by members not appointed in the People's Assembly nor the Shura
Council regarding the election of CCA members who are drafting a new constitution
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