“ Government affairs are managed by the Ministers of State, who are selected and appointed by the sacred decision of His Majesty. Every Minister is regarded responsible for the affairs in his charge, and hence no responsibility attached to the Royal person of the King. ”

“ Schools in Afghanistan generally are under the supervision and inspection of Government. The Government takes into careful consideration all such means and plans for the educational and national progress of all Afghan subjects as tend to good administration and harmony, but it does not interfere with educational principles concerning the matters of religion and belief of "Abl-i-Zimma" and other protected persons.
Article 16. All Afghan subjects enjoy equal rights in Government service under the great Islamic and State law. ”

“ Personal freedom is immune from any sort of infringement or interference, and no one can be arrested and punished in the absence of order passed under the Islamic, or State law. The principle of slavery is totally abolished in Afghanistan, and no one, either man or woman, can employ any person as a slave.
Article 11. Publications and newspapers in Afghanistan are free according to the rules specified by them. The publication of a newspaper is the right of the Afghan Government and Afghan subjects only. ”

“ Education is altogether free. Generally, every Afghan subject is permitted and authorized to give general or special tuition in accordance with the general code of the Education Department, but foreigners, except those employed for purposes of education, are not authorized to open or manage any school in Afghanistan. ”

“ In Afghanistan the business of Government is in the hands of Ministers of the Cabinet and of independent departments. The Cabinet meetings are presided over by His Majesty, and in the absence of His Majesty the Prime Minister will assume the presidential duties, and if there be no Prime Minister, the Minister of the senior Ministry will discharge these duties. ”

“ If Afghan subjects, individually or collectively, find Government officials or others acting against the great Islamic or State law, they can file a petition in the Government offices. If the offices to which application has been made do not take any action upon or pay attention to their petition, complaint should be made to their superiors in successive degree. ”

“ Part II - General Rights of Afghan Subjects Article 8. Every person who lives in Afghanistan is called, without any religious or sectarian distinction, an Afghan subject. Afghan nationality can, according to special rules, be acquired or abandoned. ”

“ The ex officio members of the Committees are appointed from among the officials mentioned in the Fundamental Code of Organizations. The ex officio members, of the Council of State are equal in number to the elected members, and are chosen and appointed direct by His Majesty. ”

“ An Audit Office is constituted to examine and ascertain whether the budget code has been followed with regard to revenue and expenditure. There is a separate code dealing with the procedure of the Audit Office.
Article 62. There is a special code for the preparation of final statements of Recounts and of the budget, and for the procedure in scrutinizing and passing it.
Part VII - Miscellaneous Articles Article 68. Primary education is compulsory for and incumbent upon every Afghan subject. ”