Grondwet (Dutch Constitution)

The Grondwet, or Dutch Constitution, is the fundamental legal document that defines the structure and principles of the Netherlands' government and society. It outlines the rights and freedoms of individuals, the roles and powers of the government institutions, and the rule of law. The constitution ensures that power is balanced and exercised transparently, protecting citizens’ rights while establishing the legal framework within which laws are made and enforced. It serves as the highest legal authority in the country, guiding the functioning of democracy and safeguarding fundamental rights for all residents.