"Bundesverfassung" (Federal Constitution)

The "Bundesverfassung," or Federal Constitution, is the foundational legal document that establishes the structure, rules, and principles of a country, specifically Austria in this context. It defines the organization of government, guarantees fundamental rights for citizens, and sets procedures for lawmaking and national unity. The constitution ensures that all laws and governmental actions comply with agreed-upon principles, protecting individual freedoms and promoting stability and fairness within the nation. It serves as the highest legal authority, guiding the functioning of the state and safeguarding democracy and rule of law.