Bahamas Constitution

A constitution is a body of words or established norms according to which a state or other organization is acknowledged to be governed.

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Aside from 1964, 1969, and 1972, amendments to the Bahamas' Constitution were also made in 2021.

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The Bahamas' Constitution stipulates for each Bahamian, his/her Fundamental Rights and Freedoms of said Individuals.

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According to the Preamble of The Constitution of The Bahamas, Bahamians agree to be nationally committed to Self-discipline, Accountability, Loyalty, Relationship, and an abiding respect for Christian values and the Rule of Law,

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The Late Sir Lynden Oscar Pindling wrote The Preamble for The Constitution of The Bahamas.

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The Leader of The Senate in 1972, The Honorable Paul L. Adderley, is counted as one of the framers of The Bahamas' Constitution.

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Among all of the framers of The Bahamas' Constitution, only one of them is a female, and the rest are males.

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A Referendum provides the people with a means of expressing their opinion on the constitution or act of legislature, and any amendment to the constitution.

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A referendum cannot be challenged on any grounds, constitutional or otherwise.

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To date, The Commonwealth of The Bahamas has held three constitutional referenda.

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