The Constitution of the Republic of South Africa (commonly referred to as the Constitution) is the highest law in South Africa. This means that any legislation and decisions of courts must be in accordance with what is stated in the Constitution. The Bill of Rights is a chapter within the Constitution where the human rights are set out, such as the right to life, privacy and fair labour practices. Seeing as the Bill of Rights is a chapter within the Constitution, it is also the highest law in South Africa.