Such a move, if implemented without following proper constitutional procedures, raises significant legal and democratic questions. Bypassing this process undermines the constitutional safeguards designed to protect the nation’s democratic integrity. Conversely, Grenada’s current government appears to be using the oath change as a political statement rather than a genuine constitutional reform. The move to alter the oath of allegiance without proper constitutional adherence is a dangerous precedent. Respect for constitutional procedures ensures stability and democracy, especially in times of political change.