It's obviously a political analysis that I need to give that might not be an Amnesty comment as such, but there are very serious doubts about the military handing genuine power to a civilian-elected parliament or president. It is assumed among analysts in Egypt that the military would remain a key political actor, if not an actor with a veto power almost over the government and the president's power. There might be a handover of power to a civilian rule in form, but in substance it is to be expected that the military council will still have a strong say over many aspects of political life in Egypt.
On May 1st, 2012. See this statement in context.