This is a near-final draft of the legislation for the Somalia constitutional review process.

This is the Constitutional Declaration made by the Interim Transitional National Council in Libya in 2011. It sets out, among other things, the rights and freedoms, form of state governance, and judicial guarantees applicable during the transition after the removal of Gaddafi.

This is the revised Constitution of Kenya Review Act from 2009. The legislation creates the Constitutional Commission in Kenya for review of the Constitution. The Act details: the composition of the Commission, including the qualifications of its members, the functions, powers, and privileges of its members, the report of the commission regarding constitutional issues, and the financing of the review process.&nbsp

In this document, the Dáil Éireann approves the calling for a Convention on the Irish Constitution. It covers recommendations, membership of the Convention and rules of procedure. 

This document is the act establishing a Constitutoinal Assembly in Iceland for the purpose of reviewing the Constitution of the Republic, no. 33 of 17 June 1944. 

This document is the decree appointing Ghana's Constitution Review Commission of Inquiry. It covers the members of the commission and the terms of reference.

This decree from the President of Fiji sets out the purposes and principles of the constitution-making process, creates the Constitution Commission, sets out its structure, functions, powers, and financing, and attaches in Schedule 1, the timeline for the constitution-making process, in Schedule 2, the Code of Conduct for members of the Constitution Commission, and in Schedule 3, their Oath of Office.

This decree from the President of Fiji amends the Fiji Constitutional Process (Constitution Assembly and Adoption of the Constitution).

Prepared for UN Constitutionmaker

This document explores the constitutional reform processes and political parties. The paper (1) discusses the guiding principles applicable to the different phases of constitutional reform (2) examines the importance of the constitution in delineating the relationship between the state and its people, and making clear the role political parties can play in defining this relationship and (3) dives deeper into this issue by exploring to contributions of political parties, as representatives of the people in a state, to the legitimacy of a constitution or the constitution-reform process.