Dutch Political Constitution

The Dutch political constitution is the fundamental legal framework that defines how the Netherlands is governed. It outlines the organization of government institutions, the separation of powers among the executive, legislative, and judiciary, and guarantees fundamental rights for citizens. The constitution establishes parliamentary democracy, where elected representatives make laws, and ensures the monarchy's ceremonial role. It also sets rules for electoral processes, government formation, and checks the power of different branches to maintain a balanced, transparent, and accountable system. Essentially, it provides the legal foundation for the functioning of the Dutch state and protection of individual rights.