Jerome Sam, Head of Public Affairs at COCOBOD, revealed that Ghana’s Parliament addressed a constitutional issue within the new Cocoa Bill prior to its approval. The flaw was identified during parliamentary proceedings and proactively rectified before the bill became law. This intervention ensured the bill’s compliance with the country’s constitution, avoiding potential legal challenges. Sam’s statement highlights the diligence of Parliament in scrutinizing legislation. The details of the specific flaw were not disclosed, but the correction underscores a commitment to sound legal framework for the cocoa industry. This proactive approach aims to ensure the long-term stability and legality of the Cocoa Bill and its associated regulations.