The National Assembly promulgated the constitution after adopting it and after it was approved in a national referendum.

The constitution was approved by the National Assembly.

The constitution was enacted by a Constitutional Congress.

After a protracted drafting process, the constitution was approved by a Constitutional Conference before a revised form was ratified by 58.4% of voters in a plebiscite.

New Zealand's main constitutional statutes, the Constitution Act 1986, was passed by the New Zealand Parliament

The constitution was approved by a Special Majlis and given assent by the President before it was published in the government gazette.

A Constitutional Commission drafted the constitution and its ratification was proclaimed by the President following a public referendum.

The constitution was approved by the National Assembly.

The constitution was adopted by a Constitutional Convention and ratified by 92% of voters in a referendum.

The constitution was drafted by a constitutional convention and approved in a referendum.

The constitution was drafted by a Legal and Constitutional Commission, approved by the Transitional National Assembly and approved by 93.42% of voters in a referendum, before being promulgated by the President.

A Constituent National Assembly drafted and promulgated the constitution.

Translated by Max Planck Institute