Alternative meaning: Constitutional convention

A Constitutional Convention is a gathering of persons for the purpose of drawing up a constitution, or planning to modify one. In British constitutional law the "Convention Parliament" of the late Stuart era may perhaps be considered one of these. Canada also had a constitutional convention attended to by the Fathers of Confederation. Until 1997, the National Assembly of the Republic of China served as a continuously standing constitutional convention.

• Constitutional Convention (United States)
• Constitutional Convention (Australia)
• European Convention
• Scottish Constitutional Convention

See also

• Constituent Assembly
• Constitutional Commission