Cook Islands will conduct public consultations over proposed constitutional amendments

By Losirene Lacanivalu, 23 April
Flag of the Cook Islands (photo credit: jorono via pixabay)
Flag of the Cook Islands (photo credit: jorono via pixabay)
The Parliamentary Select Committee handling the three Constitution Amendment Bills is planning to conduct public consultations for Ngaputoru- Mitiaro, Atiu and Mauke. Dates for the proposed Pa Enua consultations have not yet been confirmed. The three Constitutional Amendment Bills were presented to Parliament in the last sitting of 2023 in December and were referred to a Special Select Committee for review and consideration. [ . . . ] The Constitution Amendment (No. 30) Bill proposes increasing the number of Cabinet Ministers and removing the ability to appoint a non-MP Minister. The Constitution Amendment (No. 32) Bill provides for the ability for MPs to hold a proxy vote for a fellow MP, and Amendment (No. 31) Bill will allow a new Parliament to commence its work after a general election without waiting for the outcome of any election petitions. 
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