The House of Commons of the United Kingdom stressed that Malta was to have "control of purely local affairs", with the Colonial Secretary sending a detailed description of the proposed constitution to the National Assembly. On 30 April 1921, the Amery-Milner Constitution was proclaimed; political censorship enforced after the uprising was repealed on 15 June 1921. The first election held under the new constitution was held in October 1921, with the Prince of Wales inaugurating the new representative chambers on 1 November 1921.
The UK Parliament clarified that Malta would have "authority over purely local issues", and the Colonial Secretary sent a detailed plan for the proposed constitution to the National Assembly. On 30 April 1921, the Amery-Milner Constitution was announced; censorship after the uprising was abolished on 15 June 1921. The first election under the new constitution occurred in October 1921, with the Prince of Wales opening the new representative halls on 1 November 1921.