Match each legislative matter under a federal constitution with its appropriate administrative tier or legislative list.
- Defense and Foreign RelationsExclusive Legislative List (Central Government jurisdiction only)
- Higher Education and Industrial DevelopmentConcurrent Legislative List (Shared Federal and State jurisdiction)
- Chieftaincy Affairs and Local Market LicensingResidual Legislative List (State/Regional Government jurisdiction only)
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Defense and Foreign Relations matches Exclusive Legislative List; Higher Education and Industrial Development matches Concurrent Legislative List; Chieftaincy Affairs and Local Market Licensing matches Residual Legislative List.
In a federal system of government, powers are constitutionally divided among Exclusive, Concurrent, and Residual lists. Defense and foreign affairs are national matters allocated exclusively to the federal central government. Higher education and industrial development are socio-economic areas where both the federal and state governments possess concurrent legislative authority. Local traditional matters like chieftaincy affairs fall outside federal jurisdiction and remain within the residual powers of the component states.
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Division of Legislative Powers in a Federal System