Constitution of The BahamasIn briefThe Governor-General fixes by proclamation where and when each session of Parliament begins, and no more than twelve months may pass between sessions.
Each session of Parliament shall be held at such place and commence at such time as the Governor-General may by proclamation appoint.
Each session of Parliament is held at the place, and begins at the time, that the Governor-General appoints by proclamation (a formal public announcement).
The time appointed for the commencement of any session of Parliament shall be such that a period of twelve months does not intervene between the end of one session and the first sitting of Parliament in the next session.
The time appointed for the start of any session of Parliament must be such that no more than twelve months pass between the end of one session and the first sitting of Parliament in the next session.