How does this constitution ensure that decisions made by the Federal Court are upheld and enforced?
The constitution ensures that decisions made by the Federal Court are upheld and enforced by transferring all pending suits, appeals, and proceedings to the Supreme Court upon the commencement of this Constitution. The Supreme Court is granted jurisdiction to hear and determine these cases, and the judgments and orders of the Federal Court shall have the same force and effect as if they had been delivered or made by the Supreme Court itself.