The Indian Independence Act of 1947 introduced major structural alterations to the status of the Constituent Assembly. Which of the following statements accurately reflects these legislative changes?
Introduction, Making & Features of the Constitution — question ID 1138
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Explanation
Section 8 of the Indian Independence Act, 1947 transformed the Constituent Assembly into a fully sovereign body. It could frame any Constitution it pleased and could even repeal or amend parliamentary statutes passed by the British rule regarding India. Additionally, it assumed a dual role: acting as a constituent body and also as the first Dominion Legislature to enact ordinary laws.