Autonomous State formation enables Parliament to establish a legislature or council with specified powers and tax assignment. Parliament may, by law, form an autonomous State within Assam comprising specified tribal areas and create for it a Legislature, a Council of Ministers, or both with prescribed constitution, powers and functions; such law may allocate State or Concurrent List subjects, define executive powers, assign to the autonomous State proceeds of State taxes attributable to it, and treat constitutional references to a State as including the autonomous State; changes to assigned legislative or executive matters require a supermajority in each House, and such a law is not to be deemed a constitutional amendment under the formal amendment provision.
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Autonomous State formation enables Parliament to establish a legislature or council with specified powers and tax assignment.
Parliament may, by law, form an autonomous State within Assam comprising specified tribal areas and create for it a Legislature, a Council of Ministers, or both with prescribed constitution, powers and functions; such law may allocate State or Concurrent List subjects, define executive powers, assign to the autonomous State proceeds of State taxes attributable to it, and treat constitutional references to a State as including the autonomous State; changes to assigned legislative or executive matters require a supermajority in each House, and such a law is not to be deemed a constitutional amendment under the formal amendment provision.
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