Royal Commission on the Constitution

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The Royal Commission on the Constitution was a UK government-appointed body in the late 1960s and early 1970s that examined and proposed reforms to the structure and powers of the United Kingdom’s system of government, including devolution for Scotland and Wales.

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Label	Occurrences
Royal Commission on the Constitution canonical	2
Royal Commission on the Constitution report (1973)	1

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Kilbrandon Commission recommendations → partOf → Royal Commission on the Constitution ⓘ

Kilbrandon Commission recommendations → proposedBy → Royal Commission on the Constitution ⓘ

Kilbrandon Commission recommendations → documentedIn → Royal Commission on the Constitution report (1973) ⓘ

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