Timeline of CRU’s work output

2007

[July] CRU established in the Office of the Prime Minister

[August] Organized Induction for members nominated to the Constitutional Congress and Eminent Persons Advisory Council.

2008

[May–Jun] Organized CC Provincial teams to conduct the Identification of the Political Communities activity in the provinces

[Jun-Dec] Launched media awareness programme 2008

[Sept–Nov] Organized meetings for three Theme Committees of Constitutional Congress; they were the Federal Foundation, Federal Political Systems and Powers and Revenue Sharing Theme Committees.

[December] Arranged for a sub-Plenary of Theme Committees to discuss and produce reports of their Committees deliberations.

[December] Organized various talk-back shows on SIBC.

2009

[May–Jun] Organized the 1st Joint Plenary of Constitutional Congress and EPAC to discuss the proposed Federal Constitution.

[See complete timeline] [Updated July 2016]

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Where to find us:
East end of Secretariat office, Coconut cafe building facing Office of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, situated along Mendana Avenue in Honiara.

About CRU

Constitutional Reform Unit (CRU) is the body responsible for the management and coordination of Constitutional Reform Project.

It is an established division within the Office of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, and acts as the Secretariat for the Constitutional Congress and the Eminent Persons Advisory Council.

CRU has staff that carry out administrative, media, legal and financial related undertakings for the Constitutional Reform Program.

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