Constitutions are not produced in isolation. Rather, they draw on the form, texts and experiences of other constitutional systems of the world. As such, constitution-making is an application of comparative constitutional law. The process of constitution-making includes both the process for making a new constitution or amending an existing constitution as well as the substantive decisions about the design, form and content of the new or amended constitution behind the contours of these constitutional texts, are the most important and persuasive political actors and forces of a given society.