The Belize Constitution (Chapter 4, Revised as of May 6, 2021) establishes Belize as a sovereign democratic state and the supreme law of the land. It guarantees fundamental rights and freedoms, outlines citizenship laws, and defines the structure and powers of the Governor-General, Executive, Legislature, and Judiciary. It also provides for public service commissions, finance management, and a code of conduct for public officials. The Constitution enshrines democracy, equality, social justice, and the rule of law, protecting citizens’ rights to life, liberty, property, and freedom of expression, conscience, and association