alleryWhat do entrenched constitutional clauses usually require for changes?
AA single vote
BSupermajorities
CA royal order
DNo process
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Supermajorities
Entrenched clauses require supermajorities for changes, which protects minorities from simple majorities.
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