1991 Micronesian constitutional referendum

A 26-part constitutional referendum was held in the Federated States of Micronesia on 2 July 1991. Only four of the proposals to amend the constitution were approved by voters.

Passed amendments

#	Section	Old text	New text
10	Chapter IX article 2 section r	New section	The following powers are expressly delegated to Congress: to promote education and health by setting minimum standards, coordinating state activities relating to foreign assistance, providing training and assistance to the states and providing support for post-secondary educational programs and projects.
10	Chapter IX article 3 section c	The following powers may be exercised concurrently by Congress and the states: to establish systems of social security and public welfare, to promote education and health, and	The following powers may be exercised concurrently by Congress and the states: to establish systems of social security and public welfare.
12	article 5	An agreement for the use of land for an indefinite term is prohibited. An existing agreement becomes void 5 years after the effective date of this Constitution. Within that time, a new agreement shall be concluded between the parties. When the national government is a party, it shall initiate negotiations.	A lease agreement for the use of land for an indefinite term by a noncitizen, a corporation not wholly owned by citizens, or any government is prohibited.
16	Chapter XI article 11	Court decisions shall be consistent with this Constitution, Micronesian customs and traditions, and the social and geographical configuration of Micronesia.	Court decisions shall be consistent with this Constitution, Micronesian customs and traditions, and the social and geographical configuration of Micronesia. In rendering a decision, the court must consult and apply sources of the Federated States of Micronesia.
19	Chapter IX article 2 section p	The following powers are expressly delegated to Congress: to define major crimes and prescribe penalties, having due regard for local custom and tradition	The following powers are expressly delegated to Congress: to define national crimes and prescribe penalties, having due regard for local custom and tradition