KV

Definition : KommunalVerfassung German [Municipal Constitution]
Category : Governmental » Departments & Agencies
Country/Region : Germany Germany
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What does KV mean?

Municipal Constitution (German: Kommunalverfassung, KV) is the constitution of a municipality. It is a legal framework and regulations that govern the organization, structure, and functions of municipalities or local governments.
KV regulates the tasks, rights, and obligations of the municipality, as well as the composition and functioning of the municipal bodies.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the full form of KV in Governmental (Germany)?

The full form of KV is KommunalVerfassung

What are the full forms of KV in Governmental?

Kliment Voroshilov | KommunalVerfassung | Kriminalvården

What are the full forms of KV in Germany?

Kreisverband | KommunalVerfassung

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