Its organization was only tied to the stipulations of the provincial constitutions, independently of the federal government.

The Act serves as a de facto provincial constitution.

In 1856 the provincial constitution was formulated.

In some respects, the chapter is a template which a province may modify to a limited extent by adopting its own provincial constitution.

In 1994 and 1998, Kirchner introduced amendments to the provincial constitution, to enable him to run for re-election indefinitely.

He enacted a new provincial constitution, and promptly called for elections.

He collaborated with the reform of the provincial constitution of 1873.

One of their more interesting proposals was to create a petitioning campaign for a written provincial constitution; Hughes was appointed to the committee.

Fellner attempted to change the provincial constitution ahead of the 2007 election so that he could stand for re-election for a third full term.

Santa Fe was the first province to write a provincial constitution.