body of the Constitution. It also created an elected Legislative Assembly, which replaced the Legislative Council, better defined the role of the Executive Council and reduced the powers of the Governor. The new constitution also provided for finance, the public service, the administration of justice, and a Complaints Commissioner. Structure Chapter I: Protection of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms of the Individual The first chapter of the Constitution, which is made up of sections 1-22, lays out the fundamental rights and freedoms of those in the Falkland Islands. The wording is broadly taken from documents such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the European Convention on Human Rights, although there is a much greater emphasis on the right of self-determination. Chapter II: The Governor The second chapter, which is made up of sections 23-25, states that there shall be a Governor of the Falkland Islands and describes the appointment process for that office. The chapter also sets out how the duties and powers of the Governor are determined, making reference to the role of the Queen through her Secretary of State. Section 24 of the chapter describes the times when an Acting Governor is required and the appointment process for that position. Sections 25 describes the Governor's role in the defence and internal security of the Falklands, giving him or her great authority in such matters (excluding issues relating to policing) on the advice of the Commander of the British Forces. The chapter also states that, before executing any powers of the office, the Governor must take the oath of allegiance and the oath of office which are both set out in Annex B. Chapter III: The Legislature The third chapter, which is made up of sections 26-36, sets out the structure and composition of the Legislature. The chapter creates the Legislative Assembly of the Falkland Islands (which replaced the Legislative Council of the 1985 constitution) and describes the membership of the Legislative Assembly. Sections 26(2) lays out the makeup of the Legislative Assembly, stating that it shall consist of eight members elected by universal adult suffrage, the Speaker and two ex officio members (Chief Executive and the Director of Finance). The constituencies of the Legislative Assembly are described in sections 27, which states that five members of the Legislative Assembly will be elected from Stanley and the remaining three from Camp. The section also allows for the number