Under Article 142 of the Constitution, which law-making power belongs exclusively to a Provincial Assembly?

Correct answer: A. Making laws on matters outside the Federal Legislative List

  • A. Making laws on matters outside the Federal Legislative List
  • B. Making laws on defence and external affairs
  • C. Making laws on the currency and foreign exchange
  • D. Making laws on inter-provincial trade and communications

Explanation

A Provincial Assembly may legislate on matters that are not included in the Federal Legislative List. The other listed subjects fall within federal legislative authority under the constitutional distribution of powers.

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