Constitutional Laws of Malta

The Constitutional Laws of Malta form the fundamental legal framework that establishes the structure and functioning of the Maltese government, protects citizens' rights, and defines the country’s sovereignty. They include the Constitution of Malta, which outlines the powers of the executive, legislature, and judiciary, as well as fundamental rights and freedoms. These laws set the rules for how laws are made, how government officials are chosen, and how laws are enforced, ensuring Malta’s democratic governance and legal stability. Essentially, they serve as the highest legal authority guiding the country’s political and legal system.