There were a number of documents that are generally seen as constitutional but were repealed before the Canada Act came into effect. The Revised Statute of Canada 1970 contains a list of constitutional documents, which was drafted by the government although was not an official list like the schedule of the Constitution Act 1982 would be. That list contained the pre-1970 documents listed in the schedule of the Constitution Act 1982, plus the Royal Proclamation 1763 and the following documents. All of the following documents were either redundant with a later constitutional document, were repealed, or were spent after they served their one purpose. Repealed in 1982 by §52(2) There were six acts named as constitutional in §52(2) of the Constitution Act, 1982, but were repealed at the same time: Repealed after 1982 Three constitutional documents have been replaced using the 1982 amending formula: References Documents Constitutional documents