Constituent Assembly

A Constituent Assembly is a group of representatives tasked with drafting or amending a constitution for a country. This assembly is usually formed during significant political changes, such as after a revolution, independence, or when a country decides to reform its governance. The members represent different segments of society and work together to establish fundamental laws and principles that will guide the country's political system, rights, and responsibilities of citizens. The outcome, often a written document, serves as the foundation for the nation's legal framework and governance.