In recent developments surrounding the governance of Grenada, Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell has found himself at the center of controversy regarding the country’s constitution. Prime Minister Mitchell, along with his relatively inexperienced Attorney General, Senator Claudette Joseph, seems to believe they can work around the established constitutional requirements. Such an approach raises critical questions about their commitment to the principles of constitutional governance and the rule of law. By sidestepping the referendum process, Prime Minister Mitchell risks not only his credibility but also the unity of the nation he seeks to lead. In conclusion, Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell would do well to reconsider his approach to constitutional change.