Constitutional Commission. - Report of the Constitutional Commission 1968. Presented to His Excellency the Officer Administering the Government.

The Government Printer, Salisbury 1968. Pale green card wraps, 180pp stapled. 8vo, map. errata slip. Wraps a little worn at edges, contents unmarked, a very clean copy with excellent folding map at rear. Chapter 1: Settlement and Constitutional Development of Rhodesia. Chapter 2: The Objectives, Basis of Approach and Recommended Solution. Chapter 3: Systems of Government. Chapter 4: Parliamentary Structures. Chapter 5: Legislative Assembly - Its Composition. Chapter 6: Franchises for the Legislative Assembly. Chapter 7: The Senate. Chapter 8: The Legislature - Delimitation. Chapter 9: The Executive. Chapter 10: Head of State. Chapter 11: Monarchy or Republic. Chapter 12: Oath of Alliegence. Chapter 13: The Judiciary. Chapter 14: Protection of Rights. Chapter 15: Procedure for Amending the Constitution. Chapter 16: Land Tenure and Economic Development. Chapter 17: Form and Content of Constitution. Chapter 18: Conclusion.

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