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The Constitutional Court varied its 20 December 2024 order in relation to military judges and the suspension of declarations of invalidity under the Military Discipline Supplementary Measures Act. It extended the suspension period to 30 June 2027 and allowed the current 24 serving military judges, whose assignments lapse on 31 March 2026, to continue until their part heard matters are finalised, but not later than that extended period.
This appears to concern the administration of military courts and the timetable for remedial legislation.
Evidence from source
The period of suspension of the declaration of invalidity in paragraph 5(f) of the order is extended until 30 June 2027.
Supports: The order extended the suspension period to 30 June 2027.
The current 24 serving military judges whose assignments lapse on 31 March 2026 may continue in office until their part-heard matters are finalised
Supports: The order allowed the current 24 military judges to continue until part heard matters are finalised.