This is the most critical feature. Since constitutional amendments require more than 75% approval, the military holds an effective veto over any change to the charter.
: Substantive amendments require more than 75% approval from the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (National Parliament), effectively giving the military a veto over any changes to its own power.
Article 59(f) famously barred any citizen whose spouse or children are foreign nationals from becoming President. While it didn't name her, everyone knew this was designed for Aung San Suu Kyi (whose late husband and sons were British).
The 2008 Constitution of Myanmar is a pivotal document that established the framework for "disciplined flourishing democracy," while entrenching significant military power. Below are several helpful papers and resources that provide in-depth analysis of its design, implementation, and impact.