What year was the constitution of the Cayman Islands brought into effect?

The constitution of the Cayman Islands came into effect in 2009, marking a significant moment in the territory's governance and legal framework. This constitution aimed to modernize and enhance the political structure, emphasizing human rights and the rule of law. It represented a shift toward greater autonomy and self-governance, incorporating various provisions for democratic representation. The 2009 constitution also provided for a more structured approach to the relationship between the Cayman Islands and the British Crown, reinforcing the territory's status as a British Overseas Territory while granting it more local control over internal affairs. This year is thus pivotal in the understanding of the political evolution of the Cayman Islands. The other years listed do not reflect the enactment of the constitution, highlighting the specific relevance of 2009 in this context.