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Legislative proposal · 2026
Substantive Equality & Fair Opportunity
A modern approach to equality: stronger remedies, fair access, transparent institutions and safeguards for Mauritius as a plural society.
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Parliamentary Bills (20 October 2026)
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Democratic institutions
Constitutional Renewal
Exploring the institutions, safeguards, fundamental rights and democratic practices that underpin the Republic.
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Electoral reform
PR20 & Representative Democracy
Research and proposals for a more representative electoral framework, backed by historical election analysis.
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National Crime Agency (Alternative Amendments Proposal)
A rights-compliant approach to effective law enforcement, independent oversight and the protection of fundamental rights.
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Where can I read the full Equality Bill?
Read all 112 clauses in the interactive Bill reader. The clause-by-clause review, covering memorandum and reference PDFs are available on the Equality Reform overview page.