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=Politics and Government= |
=Politics and Government= |
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[[File:Bristol City Hall (2321).jpg|right|thumb| |
[[File:Bristol City Hall (2321).jpg|right|thumb|250px|The Confederal Legislature Building, Ronald F.D.]] |
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[[File:Delhi_India_Government.jpg|right|thumb| |
[[File:Delhi_India_Government.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Executive Office of South Hills, New Faramount]] |
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[[File:Singapore_Old-Supreme-Court-Building-02.jpg|right|thumb| |
[[File:Singapore_Old-Supreme-Court-Building-02.jpg|right|thumb|250px|National Court Building of South Hills, Aiyanopolis]] |
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===Administrative divisions=== |
===Administrative divisions=== |
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The UCCS consists of 20 states and 1 territory, with one state being located in Itur and the territory, District 58, being jointly administered with the neighboring [[Norgsveldet]]. The Constitution states that sovereignty shall be shared between the state governments and the confederal government. The autonomy of the states are given by the Constitution, especially regarding internal affairs not explicitly conferred upon and reserved to the confederal government. Any territory is directly administered by the confederal government with powers devolved to them by statute, but may vie for independence through the [[Improved Autonomy Act of 1783]]. In practice, no such territory has gained independence through this act due to the nature of the governance of territories falling onto the confederal government itself. |
The UCCS consists of 20 states and 1 territory, with one state being located in Itur and the territory, District 58, being jointly administered with the neighboring [[Norgsveldet]]. The Constitution states that sovereignty shall be shared between the state governments and the confederal government. The autonomy of the states are given by the Constitution, especially regarding internal affairs not explicitly conferred upon and reserved to the confederal government. Any territory is directly administered by the confederal government with powers devolved to them by statute, but may vie for independence through the [[Improved Autonomy Act of 1783]]. In practice, no such territory has gained independence through this act due to the nature of the governance of territories falling onto the confederal government itself. |
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