Nederlandse Grondwet

Constitution for the Kingdom of the Netherlands of August 24, 1815

Dutch Constitution (Constitution for the Kingdom of the Netherlands of August 24, 1815) - is the supreme law in the Netherlands. The constitution prescribes how the government is structured and what the rights are of residents and citizens of the Netherlands. The current constitution is called the Constitution for the Kingdom of the Netherlands of August 24, 1815. The date August 24, 1815 is the day on which what is now called the United Kingdom of the Netherlands came into being. The constitution can be changed. In 1848 the constitution was amended to establish liberal democratic rights and in 1983 basic social rights were established.

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