In a unitary system of government, sub-national administrative units derive their authority through statutory devolution by the central government, which retains the constitutional power to unilaterally alter or revoke those powers.
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The statement accurately reflects the defining legal characteristic of a unitary system, where supreme authority resides exclusively in the central government and sub-national powers exist via statutory delegation that can be unilaterally altered or abolished by the national legislature.
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Statutory Devolution and Central Legal Sovereignty in a Unitary State