Today, Parliament’s vote on the Constitutional Amendment Bill is therefore about much more than electoral reform. SIMON KOROMAAmending a constitution to favor a current ruling party is a short-sighted strategy often called constitutional weaponization. The constitutional amendment must not favour neither the ruling party nor the opposition. No ruling party stays in power forever. @ Passing laws to benefit only the ruling party can harm democracy by weakening fair rules, reducing trust in public institutions, and hurting minority voices.