Which body is established to regulate relations between the Federation and the provinces on matters listed in the Constitution?

Correct answer: D. The Council of Common Interests

  • A. The National Finance Commission
  • B. The National Economic Council
  • C. The Council of Islamic Ideology
  • D. The Council of Common Interests

Explanation

The Council of Common Interests deals with matters of common interest between the Federation and the provinces. The National Finance Commission mainly concerns the distribution of financial resources between them.

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