In May 2009, the Constitutional Congress (CC) and Eminent Persons Advisory Council held a joint plenary (EPAC), where the two bodies discussed substantive issues arising from the theme committee reports produced in 2008. The bodies also deliberated the 2004 constitutional draft by working through it clause-by-clause. ^[1] The plenary resulted in a new constitutional draft; on June 26, 2009, the Solomon Islands National Constitutional Congress and the EPAC produced the 1^st 2009 Draft Federal Constitution of Solomon Islands.^[2]

[1] “Information on the Constitutional Congress & EPAC,” Solomon Islands Constitutional Reform Program, May 2014.

[2] 1^st 2009 Draft Federal Constitution of Solomon Islands, The Solomon Islands National Constitutional Congress and the Eminent Persons Advisory Council, June 26, 2009.

No ceasefire violations were reported in 2001.

No ceasefire violations were reported in 2002.

No ceasefire violations were reported in 2003.

No ceasefire violations were reported in 2004.

No ceasefire violations were reported in 2005.

No ceasefire violations were reported in 2006.

No ceasefire violations were reported in 2007.

No ceasefire violations were reported in 2008.

No ceasefire violations were reported in 2009.