B-VG

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B-VG is the commonly used abbreviation for Austria’s Federal Constitutional Law, which forms the core of the country’s constitutional framework.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf constitutional law
legal document
source of constitutional law
abbreviationFor Bundes-Verfassungsgesetz
amended multiple times
appliesTo federal level of Austria
cameIntoForce 1920
citedAs B-VG self-link
contains provisions on constitutional review
provisions on federal administration
provisions on federal legislation
provisions on the Constitutional Court of Austria
provisions on the Federal Council of Austria
provisions on the Federal Government of Austria
provisions on the Federal President of Austria
provisions on the Länder (federal states) of Austria
provisions on the National Council of Austria
provisions on the judiciary
country Austria
enacted 1920
formsCoreOf Austrian constitutional framework
Federal Constitutional Law of Austria
surface form: Austrian constitutional order
fullName Bundes-Verfassungsgesetz
fullNameEnglish Federal Constitutional Law
governs constitutional amendment procedures in Austria
relationship between federal government and Länder
separation of powers in Austria
hasPart fundamental principles of the constitution
rules on constitutional jurisdiction
rules on federal administration
rules on federal legislation
rules on the judiciary
hierarchicalLevel supreme law within Austrian legal order
inForce true
isBasisFor Austrian constitutional jurisprudence
Austrian constitutional practice
jurisdiction Austria
surface form: Republic of Austria
language German
legalForm federal constitutional law
legalStatus constitutional statute
legalSystem Austrian law
principalAuthor Hans Kelsen
regulates distribution of powers between federation and Länder
federal institutions of Austria
fundamental principles of the Austrian constitution
organization of the Austrian state
subjectMatter constitutional law

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