Constitution of Austria

The Constitution of Austria is the fundamental legal framework that establishes the country's government, rights, and laws. It defines Austria as a republic with a parliamentary system, separating powers among the legislature, executive, and judiciary to ensure checks and balances. The Constitution guarantees basic rights for citizens, such as freedom of speech, religion, and equality. It also sets out procedures for passing laws, elections, and regional governance. Amendments require careful procedures, ensuring stability and democracy. Overall, it provides the legal foundation that guides Austria’s political structure, protects individual rights, and maintains the rule of law.