Match each core concept or mechanism of a Unitary System of Government in Column A with its corresponding definition or legal characteristic in Column B.
- Devolution of PowerGranting of statutory legislative or decision-making powers to sub-national authorities that can be legally modified or revoked unilaterally by the central parliament.
- Parliamentary SovereigntySupreme legal authority resting with the central legislature, allowing it to enact or repeal any law without judicial invalidation or constitutional division of powers.
- Administrative DecentralizationDelegation of routine management and implementation tasks to local administrative offices while overall policy control and supreme authority remain centered.
- Constitutional FlexibilityThe capacity to amend political structures and institutional powers through ordinary legislative procedures rather than complex constitutional amendment processes.
Cevap
In a unitary system: Devolution refers to revocable power delegation to sub-national bodies; Parliamentary Sovereignty denotes supreme unconstrained central legislative power; Administrative Decentralization is the transfer of routine operational duties to local branches; and Constitutional Flexibility reflects the ease of altering government structures via standard legislative acts.
Each term accurately reflects a core operational feature of unitary governance. Devolution involves revokable power transfer to regional units; Parliamentary Sovereignty guarantees central legislative dominance; Administrative Decentralization delegates field implementation without surrendering policy command; and Constitutional Flexibility permits institutional adjustments through standard legislative processes.
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