Amendments to the Constitution are made through the Parliament, where a majority and voting is required in both houses for a constitutional amendment to take its effect, in accordance to the Constitution:

Pakistan’s Constitution requires a two-thirds majority in both houses of Parliament for amendments, ensuring broad consensus. Studying this highlights its role in governance, the challenges of constitutional change, and its impact on stability. It also offers insights into how majorities ensure legitimacy, providing lessons on designing robust amendment processes for democratic systems.