What does the phrase "Notwithstanding anything in this Constitution" imply?
The phrase "Notwithstanding anything in this Constitution" implies that the following provisions or laws made under this Constitution are not subject to challenge or review by any court of law, even if they seem to contradict or go against other parts of the Constitution. This ensures that certain specific provisions or actions taken under them are protected from legal scrutiny and can be implemented without interference from judicial bodies.