Section 186: Respective functions and powers of national and county governments
(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.
(2) A function or power that is conferred on more than one level
of government is a function or power within the concurrent
jurisdiction of each of those levels of government.
(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. (4) For greater certainty, Parliament may legislate for the
Republic on any matter.
functions and powers of the national government and the
county governments, respectively, are as set out in the Fourth
Schedule.
(2) A function or power that is conferred on more than one level
of government is a function or power within the concurrent
jurisdiction of each of those levels of government.
(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. (4) For greater certainty, Parliament may legislate for the
Republic on any matter.
