Chapter 11, Part 3 · Art. 186
Respective functions and powers of national and county governments
- The functions and powers of the national and county governments are set out in the Fourth Schedule.
Art. 186(1)
(1) Except as otherwise provided by this Constitution, the functions and powers of the national government and the county governments, respectively, are as set out in the Fourth Schedule.
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Art. 186(3)
(3) A function or power not assigned by this Constitution or national legislation to a county is a function or power of the national government.
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Art. 186(4)
(4) For greater certainty, Parliament may legislate for the Republic on any matter.
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- The Fourth Schedule lists what the national government and counties each do.
Art. 186(1)
(1) Except as otherwise provided by this Constitution, the functions and powers of the national government and the county governments, respectively, are as set out in the Fourth Schedule.
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