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REVIEW OF THE SELF-GOVERNMENT ACT OVER 21 – HOW ABOUT THE KEYS? REVIEWING THE ACT CONSTITUTION Tom Duncan1 Throughout the ACT’s history there has been ongoing discussion regarding the most appropriate