The term "organic act" refers to a law or statute that outlines the organization, structure, and function of a government or institution. Synonyms for this term include constitutional law, governing law, foundational law, framework legislation, enabling legislation, and fundamental law. These types of laws are often created when a new government is established or when an existing government undergoes significant changes in its structure or function. Organic acts can also be used to create or define the scope and limitations of private organizations, such as corporations and non-profit entities. These synonyms are useful when referring to different types of laws that serve similar purposes and functions.