This booklet intends to explain to the public the role and terms of the proposed new 2010 constitution. The report provides general details of the important provisions of the new constitution, including the Bill of Rights and the structure of government. This booklet also provides brief context on the constitution-making process, including the process for bringing the new constitution into effect. 

This report was produced as a companion guide to the Fiji Constituiton Commission's Explanatory Report in order to provide more detailed understanding of the draft constitution.  The report is an analysis of each chapter of the draft constitution and provides detailed explanations into the provisions contained therein.

This is the brochure provided to the public to educate them on the Constitution Commission in Fiji. It introduces the members of the Commission, and sets out: the goals of the constitutional process, the minimum standards of the Constitution Commission, the principles and values decreed for the new constitution, the stages of the constitution-making process, how members of the public can make submissions to the Commission, and examples of the issues those submissions may cover.

This document is a comprehensive civic education manual provided to the people of Fiji in 2012 to help them understand the the new constitution, and the constitution-making process itself.

This document sets out talking points and discussion questions relating to the most important provisions of the 2012 draft constitution. Keywords: Draft Constitution, Public Participation, Public Consultation (Material), Example.

This is the interim constitution which was drafted at the Multi-Party Negotiation Process between May-November 1993 and was formally enacted by Parliament and came into force on April 27, 1994.

Prepared for UN Constitutionmaker.

This slideshow presentation provides a survey of information on Latin American democracies and constitutional reform. Slides contain information on areas and processes of constitutional reform, with significant attention devoted to public participation in constitutional processes. The presentation draws on examples from Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru, and Venezuela, and, in particular, Colombia.

This is a comprehensive guide to constitution-making and reform. The book identifies the tasks that need to be carried out, the procedures that can be used, and who can do them. It is intended for a wide audience and to be a guide for anyone who is engaged in a constitution-making process, or who is interested in improving constitution-making practice.

This data analysis protocol sets out the framework for analysing the views received from the Constitutional Commission's public consultation. It outlines the proposed reporting formats, and proposes timelines for data analysis and logistical requirements.