In political governance, a unitary state functions through specific legal and operational principles. Match each unitary governance principle in Column A with its corresponding constitutional characteristic in Column B.
- Flexible ConstitutionGovernance laws can be amended by the national legislature using ordinary legislative procedures.
- Administrative DevolutionSub-national bodies exercise delegated authority that can be altered or withdrawn by the center.
- Parliamentary SupremacyThe central legislative assembly holds final legal authority over all territorial jurisdictions.
- Single Source of PowerConstitutional authority is concentrated entirely in the central government without coordinate spheres.
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Flexible Constitution matches ordinary legislative amendment procedures; Administrative Devolution matches delegated and revocable regional authority; Parliamentary Supremacy matches ultimate central law-making sovereignty; and Single Source of Power matches concentration of authority at the center without coordinate tiers.
In a unitary government, sovereign authority rests exclusively with the central government. Consequently, constitutional modification relies on standard legislative channels (Flexible Constitution), regional units exercise non-sovereign delegated authority subject to central revocation (Administrative Devolution), the national legislature holds supreme legal authority (Parliamentary Supremacy), and authority is not divided into autonomous coordinate spheres (Single Source of Power).
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Constitutional and Administrative Features of a Unitary Government