National Constitutional Assembly

A National Constitutional Assembly is a special group formed to review, draft, or amend a country's constitution, which is the foundational legal document establishing government structure and citizens' rights. Typically convened by the government or through public support, its members may include politicians, legal experts, and representatives of various sectors. The assembly's goal is to ensure the constitution reflects current values, addresses societal needs, and provides a stable framework for governance. Once its work is complete, the assembly's proposed changes are usually put to a vote or ratified through legal processes before becoming official.