The Committee was of the view that the Constitution currently sketches the broad outlines of the complex intergovernmental fiscal system which the three distinct but inter-related spheres of government must adhere to. At the same time the Constitution also contains an extensive Bill of Rights which includes social and economic rights and in terms of which the intergovernmental fiscal system must ensure cooperative service delivery. Furthermore, the Constitution is founded on human dignity, the achievement of equality and the advancement of human rights and freedoms and the state must respect, protect promote and fulfill the rights in the Bill of Rights (section 1(a) and section 7). Thus notwithstanding that an order of court will have fiscal or intergovernmental implications, where rights contained in the Bill of Rights are infringed, the Committee noted that the Constitution permits a court to order an appropriate remedy.