Constitution of The BahamasIn briefSets the House of Assembly at thirty-eight elected Members of Parliament, or more if an Order under Article 70 says so.
The House of Assembly shall consist of thirty-eight members or such greater number of members as may be specified by an Order made by the Governor-General in accordance with the provisions of Article 70 of this Constitution.
The House of Assembly has thirty-eight members, or a greater number if an Order made by the Governor-General under Article 70 of this Constitution says so.
The members of the House shall be known as "Members of Parliament" and shall be persons who, being qualified for election as Members of Parliament in accordance with the provisions of this Constitution, have been so elected in the manner provided by any law in force in The Bahamas.
The members of the House are known as "Members of Parliament". They must be persons who qualify for election as Members of Parliament under this Constitution and who have been elected in the way set out by a law in force in The Bahamas.