Austria's Constitution

Austria’s Constitution is the fundamental legal framework that organizes the country's government and guarantees citizens’ rights. It establishes Austria as a federal republic with a parliamentary system, defining the roles of the President, Federal Government, Parliament, and Courts. The Constitution sets out the separation of powers, basic rights, and the process for passing laws. It also designates the division of Austria into states (Länder), each with some autonomy. Amendments require specific procedures, ensuring stability and democracy. Overall, it provides the legal foundation for Austria’s political structure, civil liberties, and rule of law.