Constitution of The BahamasIn briefLets the Governor-General remove citizenship from a citizen who voluntarily takes another country's citizenship or exercises rights reserved for its citizens.
If the Governor-General is satisfied that any citizen of The Bahamas has at any time after 9th July 1973 acquired by registration, naturalization or other voluntary and formal act (other than marriage) the citizenship of any other country any rights available to him under the law of that country, being rights accorded exclusively to its citizens, the Governor-General may by order deprive that person of his citizenship.
If the Governor-General is satisfied that a citizen of The Bahamas has, at any time after 9th July 1973, acquired the citizenship of another country by registration, naturalisation or some other voluntary and formal act (other than marriage), the Governor-General may by order deprive that person of his citizenship (take his citizenship away).
If the Governor-General is satisfied that any citizen of The Bahamas has at any time after 9th July 1973 voluntarily claimed and exercised in any other country any rights available to him under the law of that country, being rights accorded exclusively to its citizens, the Governor-General may by order deprive that person of his citizenship.
If the Governor-General is satisfied that a citizen of The Bahamas has, at any time after 9th July 1973, voluntarily claimed and exercised in another country rights available to him under that country's law that are given only to its citizens, the Governor-General may by order deprive that person of his citizenship.