What is the function of the Constitution?

The function of the constitution refers to the efficacy and function of the constitution determined by its essence. First of all, the role of the constitution on state power: confirming the ownership of state power; Standardize the operation of state power. After the ruling class of a modern country gains political power, it needs to formulate a constitution to record and consolidate the achievements of its struggle, protect the constitutionality and legitimacy of its political power, and prevent the subversion of hostile forces.

At the same time, in order to make the regime work effectively, it is necessary to design and stipulate a set of appropriate state institutions to govern and manage the country. Delineate the content and scope of the functions and powers of state organs, so that legislative, administrative, judicial and other organs can operate effectively in accordance with the division of labor stipulated by the Constitution, prevent ultra vires and abuse of power, and avoid improper exercise of state power from endangering society.

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Function:

First, confirm and consolidate the role.

Constitution is the fundamental law of the country, which stipulates the most fundamental and important issues of the country. It confirms the basic system of national politics, economy, culture and social life, and embodies the will of the ruling class in all aspects as the will of the country, thus consolidating the position of the ruling class.

Second, the role of restrictions and norms

The Constitution restricts the activities of state institutions to a certain extent, and stipulates the composition, functions, powers and ways of exercising state institutions.

By stipulating the principles of organizational activities of state organs, the Constitution can not only prevent the abuse of state power, avoid or reduce conflicts and internal friction, but also make all state organs have clear responsibilities and operate in an orderly manner.

Three. Guidance and coordination

As a legal norm, the constitution plays a guiding role, and as the fundamental law of the country, it has supreme legal effect.