Setting the foundations for good governance: why constitutions are crucial
Constitutions are crucial documents. At a national level, they describe how a country is governed. In democracies Prime Ministers and Presidents are elected to office following the processes described in a nation’s constitution.The Australian parliament states that the “national constitution is a set of rules for governing a country”.
Similarly, constitutions lie at the heart of associations and charities and provide their rules. Significantly, they define…

