; 128 Stat. 61) shall be made available to carry out this Act. II Transition and implementation of independence status 201. Definitions In this title: (1) Constitutional convention The term constitutional convention means a constitutional convention established under section 202(d)(2). (2) Proclamation The term Proclamation means a Presidential proclamation issued under section 208(a). 202. Constitutional convention (a) Election of delegates Not later than 180 days after the effective date of certification of a plebiscite under this Act that favors independence, the Legislative Assembly shall provide for the election of delegates to a constitutional convention to formulate and draft a constitution for the nation of Puerto Rico. (b) Eligible voters All eligible voters may vote in the election of delegates to the constitutional convention under subsection (a). (c) General applicability of electoral law The laws of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico relating to the electoral process shall apply to an election held under subsection (a). (d) Initial meeting (1) In general Not later than 180 days after the date of the election of delegates to the constitutional convention under subsection (a), the elected delegates shall meet at such time and place as the Legislative Assembly shall determine. (2) Establishment The initial meeting of the elected delegates to the constitutional convention under paragraph (1) shall be considered to be the establishment of the constitutional convention. 203. Character of the constitution The constitutional convention shall formulate and draft a constitution for the nation of Puerto Rico that guarantees the protection of fundamental human rights, including— (1) due process and equal protection under the law; (2) freedom of speech, press, assembly, association, and religion; (3) the rights of the accused; (4) any other economic, social, and cultural rights as the constitutional convention may determine to be necessary