Reader riposte: PNG's home-grown constitution

by Reader riposte - 20 December 2011 12:27PM

John Ballard, a Visiting Fellow at ANU, writes:

Andrew Farran isn't aware of the fact that PNG, unlike almost all other post-colonial regimes, produced a home-grown constitution. The Constitutional Planning Committee and first Somare Government worked on this over a period of two-and-a-half years and the detailed results were very much of their choosing, not at Australia's suggestion.

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