Constitution Review Committee Chairman, Prof. H. Kwasi Prempeh, has cautioned that the government’s decision to present its own position on constitutional reforms has complicated an already delicate review process. He argued that constitutional reforms should not be treated like everyday politics because they determine how the country is governed for generations. Prof. Prempeh acknowledged that politics will inevitably influence the process but insisted that public deliberation must remain at its centre. On the timeline for completing the review, Prof. Prempeh said valuable time had already been lost. Prof. Prempeh said the government’s position had introduced fresh uncertainty into the review.