Grundvallaraðgerðirnar
Grundvallaraðgerðirnar, also known as the Fundamental Laws of Iceland, are the constitutional framework of the Republic of Iceland. They were enacted in 1944 and have been amended several times since then. The laws outline the structure of the Icelandic government, the rights and responsibilities of its citizens, and the principles of the Icelandic political system.
The Fundamental Laws consist of two main parts: the Constitution and the Laws of the Althing. The
The Laws of the Althing, on the other hand, are the laws passed by the Icelandic Parliament,
The Fundamental Laws of Iceland are a reflection of the country's democratic values and principles. They provide