Constitution of Carloso
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| Constitution of Carloso | |
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| Jurisdiction |  Carloso |
| Date effective | 20 June 1956 |
| System | Constitutional parliamentary republic with an executive council, chaired by a president |
| Chambers | Unicameral |
| Executive | President |
| Federalism | Federation |
The Constitution of the Federal Republic of Carloso (Carlosian: TBD) is the supreme law of Carloso.
The Constitution created a system of representative democracy in Carloso, inherited from the previous constitution, but established Carloso for the first time as a federation of administrative provinces rather then a unitary state. While generally categorised as a federal republic, Carloso under the 1956 constitution is often referred to as a 'quasi-federal' or a 'unitary state with a federal spirit', due to the limited powers delegated to the provinces and the supremacy of the central government.