Constitutional Assembly

A Constitutional Assembly is a group of representatives tasked with creating or revising a country's constitution. This assembly typically consists of elected officials or delegates who gather to debate, propose, and agree on fundamental laws and principles that govern the nation. The constitution outlines the structure of government, the rights of citizens, and the rules for political and social order. The process often involves public participation and aims to reflect the values and needs of the people, ensuring that the new or amended constitution is legitimate and widely supported.