Legislative power of Provincial Assembly
- Article
- 197
- Title
- Legislative power of Provincial Assembly
- Category
- other
- Description
This article empowers the Provincial Assembly to enact laws on matters within the provincial list, as specified in Schedule 6, 7, and 9. Such legislative actions must remain consistent with the Constitution and federal laws.
Practice questions
Provincial legislative actions must remain consistent with which of the following?
The Provincial Assembly derives its legislative authority from the list of matters specified in which set of schedules?
Which authority is empowered to enact laws on matters within the provincial list?
Why must the legislative actions of a Provincial Assembly remain consistent with federal laws?
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