TRUE. A constituent assembly is indeed a specially constituted body whose exclusive mandate involves drafting, debating, and adopting a new constitution or comprehensive constitutional amendments. Unlike ordinary legislatures handling routine legislation, constituent assemblies focus solely on fundamental constitutional matters and typically dissolve upon completing their constitutional mandate. This method is often preferred for comprehensive constitutional overhauls because it allows concentrated expertise, broader societal representation beyond professional politicians, and enhanced legitimacy through direct public mandate. Constituent assemblies can include representatives from civil society, technical experts, traditional authorities, and other stakeholders typically underrepresented in regular politics. This approach reflects commitment to popular sovereignty and inclusive constitution-making, though it requires significant time and resources for proper implementation and consensus-building.

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