Triple

Target class: Belgian special institutional law
Context triple: [Special Law on Institutional Reform, instanceOf, Belgian special institutional law]

• A. Belgian federal law chosen
  Belgian federal law is the body of legal rules and principles enacted or recognized by the federal institutions of Belgium that apply uniformly across the entire country on matters within federal competence, such as justice, defense, social security, and monetary policy.
• B. Dutch statute
  A Dutch statute is a formal written law enacted by the Dutch legislature (Staten-Generaal) and, where required, sanctioned and promulgated by the government, forming part of the binding legal framework of the Netherlands.
• C. section of the Council of State of Belgium
  A section of the Council of State of Belgium is a specialized subdivision within the Council that handles a specific category of its functions, such as legislative review or administrative litigation.
• D. Belgian federal government
  The Belgian federal government is the central governing authority of Belgium, responsible for national policy areas such as defense, justice, social security, and federal finance, operating within a complex federal system that shares powers with regional and community governments.
• E. section of the Belgian Constitution
  A section of the Belgian Constitution is a distinct, numbered subdivision that groups together related constitutional provisions governing specific aspects of the Belgian state, its institutions, or fundamental rights.
• F. None of above.