What is the highest legislative body in each Pakistani province?
a) Provincial Assembly
b) National Assembly
c) Senate
d) Local Government Council
Which of the following is a power of the provincial governments in Pakistan?
a) Control over foreign policy
b) Ability to declare war
c) Establishment of local courts
d) Regulation of education within the province
Who heads the provincial government in Pakistan?
a) Governor
b) Chief Minister
c) President
d) Prime Minister
Which article of the Pakistani Constitution outlines the powers of provincial governments?
a) Article 30
b) Article 150
c) Article 130
d) Article 200
What is the role of the provincial governor in Pakistan?
a) Head of the Provincial Assembly
b) Head of the Provincial Cabinet
c) Ceremonial representative of the President
d) Chief justice of the province
Which of the following powers is reserved exclusively for the federal government and not the provincial governments in Pakistan?
a) Police regulation
b) Education policy
c) Foreign affairs and defense
d) Health services
Which system is used to distribute powers between the federal and provincial governments in Pakistan?
a) Unitary system
b) Confederal system
c) Federal system
d) Parliamentary system
How are the members of the Provincial Assembly in Pakistan elected?
a) Appointed by the Prime Minister
b) Directly elected by the people of the province
c) Selected by the federal government
d) Nominated by the President
What is the maximum duration of the Provincial Assembly in Pakistan?
a) 3 years
b) 4 years
c) 5 years
d) 6 years
Who has the authority to dissolve the Provincial Assembly in Pakistan?
a) The President
b) The Chief Minister
c) The Prime Minister
d) The Governor
Which is the key area of legislation for provincial governments in Pakistan?
a) Education and health
b) Defense and security
c) Foreign relations
d) Currency regulation
Which of the following is the responsibility of provincial governments in Pakistan?
a) Regulating military operations
b) Controlling inter-provincial trade
c) Managing natural resources within their territory
d) Establishing central banks
Which position is held by the head of the provincial executive in Pakistan?
a) Chief Justice
b) Chief Minister
c) Governor
d) Provincial Secretary
What does the provincial government control in Pakistan?
a) National defense
b) Currency issuance
c) Local administration
d) Foreign trade policy
Under which system of government does Pakistan operate in terms of provincial powers?
a) Dual federalism
b) Cooperative federalism
c) Unitary system
d) Confederalism
Which of the following is a provincial subject under the Constitution of Pakistan?
a) Currency
b) Foreign affairs
c) Local government
d) Defense
How is the Chief Minister of a province in Pakistan chosen?
a) Appointed by the President
b) Elected by the members of the Provincial Assembly
c) Nominated by the Prime Minister
d) Appointed by the Governor
Which of these is a legislative function of provincial assemblies in Pakistan?
a) Regulating foreign trade
b) Passing laws related to local governance
c) Managing inter-provincial disputes
d) Issuing national currency
Which of the following is the legislative body for provinces in Pakistan?
a) National Assembly
b) Provincial Assembly
c) Senate
d) Provincial Council
Which of the following is NOT a power of the provincial government in Pakistan?
a) Administration of local governments
b) Regulation of education and health
c) Control over national security policy
d) Management of natural resources
Which is the final authority to resolve disputes between the federal and provincial governments in Pakistan?
a) The Prime Minister
b) The President
c) The Supreme Court
d) The National Assembly
Which type of law can provincial assemblies in Pakistan make?
a) Constitutional law
b) Criminal law
c) Provincial law
d) International law
What is the term for the provincial government’s jurisdiction over specific matters like health and education?
a) Concurrent subjects
b) Federal subjects
c) Provincial subjects
d) Exclusive subjects
Who has the authority to appoint provincial ministers in Pakistan?
a) The Chief Minister
b) The President
c) The Prime Minister
d) The Provincial Assembly
What is the primary function of a Provincial Assembly in Pakistan?
a) To manage the federal budget
b) To approve national laws
c) To pass laws related to provincial matters
d) To handle foreign policy issues
Which body is responsible for provincial-level law enforcement in Pakistan?
a) Federal Investigation Agency
b) Provincial police forces
c) Pakistan Army
d) Federal police forces
What does the provincial governor do when the provincial assembly is dissolved?
a) Runs the provincial government alone
b) Appoints a caretaker government
c) Initiates new elections
d) Leads the provincial government in the interim
Which article of the Constitution of Pakistan defines the powers and structure of the provincial government?
a) Article 140A
b) Article 50
c) Article 130
d) Article 45
Which of the following powers can the provincial government in Pakistan exercise without federal intervention?
a) Enacting laws on natural resources
b) Controlling foreign relations
c) Deciding on trade tariffs
d) Establishing a national army
Which function does the Provincial Assembly of Pakistan perform regarding the provincial budget?
a) It approves the budget presented by the Governor
b) It drafts and approves the provincial budget
c) It manages the budget without the Chief Minister’s consent
d) It reviews and amends the budget before submission to the federal government
