A debater claims the Objectives Resolution was always a silent preamble line with zero constitutional teeth after 1973. Which early reform is most often cited for making it a substantive constitutional anchor?
Q1. A debater claims the Objectives Resolution was always a silent preamble line with zero constitutional teeth after 1973. Which early reform is most often cited for making it a substantive constitutional anchor?
Answer: The First Amendment Act 1974
Explanation: The Objectives Resolution, passed on 12 March 1949, remained a preamble to successive constitutions until the Eighth Amendment of 1985 inserted it as Article 2A, making it a substantive and enforceable part of the Constitution.