How is the constitution structure in terms of each branch, table the answer in form of chapter in the constitution and branch of the government

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Constitutions typically dedicate specific chapters or sections to define the powers, composition, and functions of each branch of government. Here's a general way a constitution might be structured in terms of its branches:

Chapter in the Constitution (Example)	Branch of Government
Chapter 4: The National Assembly / Parliament	Legislative Branch
Chapter 5: The President and National Executive	Executive Branch
Chapter 6: The National Council of Provinces (if bicameral)	Legislative Branch
Chapter 8: Courts and Administration of Justice	Judicial Branch
Chapter 9: General Provisions (often includes principles for all branches)	All Branches

This table shows how a constitution systematically lays out the framework for each branch, ensuring their distinct roles and powers are clearly defined.