Constitution of Gibraltar

Gibraltar
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Constitution Constitution of Gibraltar Constitution Order 1950 Constitution Order 1964 Constitution Order 1969 Constitution Order 2006
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Gibraltar's first Constitution was passed in 1950. A complete list of the different constitutions follows.

• Gibraltar Constitution Order 1950

• Gibraltar Constitution Order 1964
• Gibraltar Constitution Order 1969
• Gibraltar Constitution Order 2006

See also

• Politics of Gibraltar
• Gibraltarian constitutional referendum, 2006

External links

• Gibraltar Constitution Order 1969
• Gibraltar Constitution Order 2006

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