Entrenched clause

The entrenched clause is like a rule that is really, really hard to change. It's like when you have a favorite toy that you always want to play with, but then someone else tries to take it away from you. You don't want to give it up because you love it so much.

In the same way, an entrenched clause is a part of a law or a constitution that says it can't be changed easily. It's there to protect something important that people really care about. It's like a safety net to make sure that no one can just come along and take away something that is really valuable.

So, think of it like a special door with a really strong lock. Only a few people have the key to open it, and they can only do it if they all agree it's necessary. That's what makes an entrenched clause so powerful. It's a way to make sure that important things stay protected and don't get messed with too easily.