In a unitary system of government featuring asymmetric devolution, the central legislature retains undivided legal sovereignty and can unilaterally alter or repeal the statutory authority granted to regional assemblies.
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True. In a unitary state, supreme legal authority resides exclusively in the central government; sub-national administrative bodies exercise delegated authority through ordinary legislation which the central legislature can unilaterally amend or revoke.
The statement is true because the defining characteristic of a unitary state is the absolute concentration of legal sovereignty in the central government. Devolution, even when asymmetric ( granting varying degrees of authority to different regions ), is established via ordinary statutes enacted by the central legislature. Because these powers are not entrenched in a rigid constitution beyond the reach of ordinary legislative procedures, the central parliament can unilaterally amend, restrict, or retract them at any time.
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Undivided Legal Sovereignty and Devolution in Unitary Systems
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