In a constitutional study of political systems, regional authorities in a nation exercise administrative powers granted by an act of the national legislature. Which of the following best describes the constitutional nature of these powers in a unitary system?
- They are delegated by the central legislature, which retains the ultimate legal authority to modify or revoke them.Cevap
- BThey are constitutionally divided and guaranteed, protecting regional units from central legislative encroachment.
- CThey originate from sovereign component states that voluntarily delegate limited executive authority to a central body.
- DThey represent political sovereignty exercised directly by the electorate rather than legal sovereignty held by central state organs.
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The powers are delegated by the central legislature, which retains the ultimate legal authority to modify or revoke them.
In a unitary system of government, supreme legal sovereignty is vested exclusively in the central government. Any administrative authority exercised by regional or local units is derived from delegation (devolution) by the central legislature. Consequently, the central government retains the absolute legal right to modify, curtail, or completely revoke these powers through standard legislative processes.
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Centralized Sovereignty and Statutory Devolution in a Unitary System