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Published:
14 October 2019
Language:
English
Pages:
7
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A federation consists of at least two levels of government, each of which has a degree of autonomy that is protected by a constitution.
Countries with a federal system of government share powers between these levels in different ways, which affects their decision-making processes. The primary focus of this Constitution Brief is the division of legislative power, which typically raises the most difficult questions.
Contents
1. Introduction
2. Foundations
3. Principles for the allocation of legislative powers
4. Techniques for the division of legislative powers
5. Division of executive power
6. Taxation powers
7. Working together
8. Transition and implementation
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