What form does the South African state assume?
Which option is the correct statement?

Question

What  form  does the South African state assume?
Which option is the  correct  statement?

Answer

The central authority does devolve
exclusive powers to the regions.

Answer

The Constitution provides
for both exclusive and concurrent powers.

Answer

It is a predominantly decentralised, federal form (such as the
provinces) but with centralised, unitary features.

Answer

Provincial legislation can
precede over national legislation in the case of concurrent powers.

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