Malta: Review the Constitution

<p>The opening paragraph of the report by Malta’s only independent and non-partisan think-tank, The Today Public Policy Institute, on the Constitution of Malta states: “The Constitution represents the bedrock of the democratic governance of Malta. It is the rule book regulating Malta’s governing institutions and processes. It constitutes the supreme law of Malta.”</p><p>These are heavily loaded words. To most readers, the Constitution of Malta dictating how this country is governed, is taken as given. A dry, legalistic document of interest only to politicians, constitutional lawyers and academic anoraks.</p>
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