Residuary legislative power qualified to permit a concurrent GST framework, enabling shared Union State taxation lawmaking. Amendment qualifies Parliament's residuary legislative power by making it subject to a newly introduced concurrent taxation provision, thereby enabling a shared Union-State legislative framework for Goods and Services Tax and permitting coordinated lawmaking for GST while preserving Parliament's lawmaking capacity.
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Residuary legislative power qualified to permit a concurrent GST framework, enabling shared Union State taxation lawmaking.
Amendment qualifies Parliament's residuary legislative power by making it subject to a newly introduced concurrent taxation provision, thereby enabling a shared Union-State legislative framework for Goods and Services Tax and permitting coordinated lawmaking for GST while preserving Parliament's lawmaking capacity.
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