Supreme Law

- Constitution of Trinidad and Tobago

Supreme Law

THE SUPREME LAW

2.- This Constitution is the supreme law of Trinidad and Tobago, and any other law that is inconsistent with this Constitution is void to the extent of the inconsistency.

Constitution of Trinidad

Fundamental Human Rights and Freedoms

Rights Enshrined

Exceptions for Existing Law

Exceptions for Emergencies

Exceptions for Certain Legislation

General Fundamental Human Rights

Citizenship

President

Parliament

Composition of Parliament

Establishment

Senate

House of Representatives

General Parliament

Powers Privileges and Procedure of Parliament

Summoning Prorogation And Dissolution

Elections and Boundaries Commission

System of Balloting

Executive Powers

Public Prosecutions and the Ombudsman

Director of Public Prosecutions

Appointment of Judges

Appeals to the Judicial Committee

Judicial and Legal Service Commission

Finance

Appointments to and Tenure of Offices

Service Commissions

Public Service Commission

Police Service Commission

Teaching Service Commission

General Provisions on Service Commissions

Public Service Appeal Board

Pensions

Special Offices

Integrity Commission

Salaries Review Commission

Miscellaneous and General

First Schedule

Second Schedule

Third Schedule