THE IRISH CONSTITUTION
EXPLAINED BY DARRELL FIGGIS
CONTENTS
From The Irish Constitution Explained by Darrell Figgis 1922
Constitution Committee (Frontispiece)
EXPLANATION
The Irish Constitution
- What is a Constitution?
- The Plan of the Constitution
- The Making of Laws
- The People as Law-makers
- The Executive Power
- The Judiciary
- The Question of Appeals
- Functional Councils
DRAFT CONSTITUTION
SECTION I: FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS (Articles 1-11)
SECTION II: LEGISLATIVE PROVISIONS
- A.—The Legislature (Articles 12-25)
- B.—The Chamber of Deputies (Articles 26-28)
- C.—The Senate/Seanad Eireann (Articles 29-33)
- D.—Legislation (Articles 34-45)
- E.—Referendum and Initiative (Articles 46-49)
SECTION IV.—THE JUDICIARY ((Articles 63-71)
SECTION V.—TRANSITORY PROVISIONS (Articles 72-79)
Articles of Agreement for a Treaty Between Great Britain and Ireland
DRAFT CONSTITUTION (BY ARTICLE)
SECTION I.—FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS
SECTION II.—LEGISLATIVE PROVISIONS
- A.—The Legislature
- B.—The Chamber of Deputies
- C.—The Senate/Seanad Eireann
- D.—Legislation
- E.—Referendum and Initiative
SECTION III.—THE EXECUTIVE
- A.—Executive Council/Aireacht
- B.—Financial Control
SECTION IV.—THE JUDICIARY
SECTION V.—TRANSITORY PROVISIONS