JMS: If the Bangsamoro Basic Law as envisioned would repeal and not merely amend Republic Act 9054 (which amended RA 6734, the original ARMM Organic Law, and which incorporated the provisions of the 1996 MNLF-GRP Final Peace Agreement), there is a high probability for the MNLF or any other interested party to raise a constitutional issue before the Supreme Court on the ground that the 1996 Final Peace Agreement, which is supposed to be the full implementation of the 1976 Tripoli Agreement, has continuing validity and cannot be terminated or abrogated unilaterally by the GPH.
JMS: Kung ang Bangsamoro Basic Law ang nakikinitang magpapawalang-bisa at hindi lamang mag-aamyenda sa Republic Act 9054 (na inamyendahan ng RA 6734, ang orihinal na Organikong Batas ng ARMM, at nagsanib sa mga probisyon ng MNLF-GRP Final Peace Agreement ng 1996), may malaking probabilidad na maghapag ng isyung konstitusyunal ang MNLF o ang anumang interesadong partido sa Korte Suprema sa dahilang ang Final Peace Agreement ng 1996, na siyang dapat lubos na nagpatupad ng Kasunduan sa Tripoli ng 1976, ay patuloy na may bisa pa at hindi maaaring kitlin o makaisang-panig na ipawalambisa ng GPH.