Book of Constitutions

The Book of Constitutions is a formal document that outlines the fundamental laws, principles, and framework of a country or organization. It defines how the government or organization operates, including the roles of different branches or departments, the rights of members or citizens, and the procedures for making and enforcing laws. Essentially, it serves as the supreme rulebook that ensures legality, stability, and order, guiding how authority is exercised and decisions are made within the entity.