Executive power of Province
- Article
- 162
- Title
- Executive power of Province
- Category
- other
- Description
The executive power of the province is vested in the Provincial Council of Ministers, which holds the responsibility for the general direction, control, and administration of the province under the Constitution and provincial law.
Practice questions
In which body is the executive power of the province vested according to the Constitution?
Under which framework must the Provincial Council of Ministers conduct the administration of the province?
Which article of the Constitution provides the framework for the Provincial Council of Ministers to manage the province?
What is the primary responsibility of the Provincial Council of Ministers regarding the province?
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