What powers does the President have regarding making adaptations and modifications of existing laws?
The President has the power to make adaptations and modifications of existing laws, whether by way of repeal or amendment, in order to bring their provisions into accord with the provisions of the Constitution. The President may specify a date for these adaptations and modifications to take effect, and they cannot be questioned in any court of law. However, this power expires after three years from the commencement of the Constitution. After that period, a competent Legislature or other competent authority can repeal or amend any law adapted or modified by the President under this clause.