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Constitutional Reform Commission (CRC) to Present Report to President Mason by June 30 amidst Extension and Deliberations with Government and Opposition | BGIS
The Constitutional Reform Commission (CRC) will submit its report to President Dame Sandra Mason by June 30, following an extension to finalize recommendations for a new constitution for Barbados.
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The Constitutional Reform Commission (CRC) will now present its written report to President Dame Sandra Mason by June 30 this year.
Director General – Governance, Gail Atkins said the CRC has been granted another extension to continue its work. She added that the extension will allow the CRC to meet with the Cabinet of Barbados and the Parliamentary Opposition, which is expected to make a submission.
Atkins explained that during this time, the CRC “is expected to complete its report on the recommendations for the making of a constitution for the Republic of Barbados, and the Draft Constitution Bill”.
The life of the CRC has been extended by the President of Barbados, under the Commissions of Inquiry (Constitutional Reform Commission Warrant of Appointment) (Variation) Order, 2024.
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