Constitution of Aredoa
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| Constitution of Aredoa | |
|---|---|
 The cover of the Constitution of Aredoa. | |
| Original title | Constacucia d'Aredoa |
| Jurisdiction |  Aredoa |
| Presented | January 20 1880 |
| Ratified | March 19 1880 |
| Date effective | August 3 1880 |
| System | Unitary Parliamentary Republic |
| Branches | Executive Legislature Judiciary |
| Chambers | National Assembly of Aredoa |
| Executive | Government of Aredoa |
| Judiciary | District, High, Appeal, Superior Court of Aredoa |
| Amendments | 17 |
| Last amended | 10 April 2017 |
| Supersedes | Charter of Governance (interim) |
The Constitution of Aredoa (Aredoan: Constacucia d'Aredoa) is the fundamental law of Aredoa. Ratified in March 1880 shortly after Aredoan independence, it outlines the functions and powers of state institutions, grants fundamental rights, and determines the electoral system, among other purposes. The Constitution can only be amended via a national referendum, which the National Assembly must give prior assent to. To date, 17 amendments have been made to the Constitution, most recently in 2017.