Independent public consultation on draft legislation
The Water Rights and Water Security Bill 2026 is now published as a searchable 71-section consultation index, covering rivers, springs, boreholes, waterfalls, dams, water supply standards and drought protection. Clause-specific recommendations may currently be sent by email; the integrated web form remains pending. Our Substantive Equality and Fair Opportunity Bill 2026 remains available as a full-text interactive reader. These are independent proposals, not enacted laws or Government Bills.
Our first legislative consultation
Explore the full 112-clause Equality Bill. Select a Part, search a keyword, expand any clause, or copy the exact provision’s link.
How participation will work
- Read the proposal and supporting legal assessment.
- Select the exact clause or section requiring attention.
- Describe your concern or recommendation, and where appropriate provide alternative statutory wording.
- Decide separately whether your contribution may be published. Public display is entirely optional.
- A moderator checks the submission before any authorised public publication.
- Consultation summaries will explain recommendations and changes proposed to the draft.
Privacy and moderation safeguards
Feedback is reviewed privately first. Contact addresses are never publicly displayed. Even if a visitor agrees to publication, moderator approval is still required. Do not include national identity numbers, medical records or private information about third parties.
Read the Privacy and Public Consultation Notice before submitting. The acceptance checkbox and optional public-publication consent are separate.
Future topics
- Constitutional Renewal and democratic accountability (in preparation).
- Electoral Reform – PR20 (in preparation).
- Alternative National Crime Agency legislation and safeguards (in preparation).
Send enquiries
Questions about the platform or its consultation process can be sent to consultations@mauritius.name. The initiative is independent of Government and Parliament.
Opening and closing dates for feedback have not yet been announced.