Special provision for Nagaland: Governor empowered with law and order responsibility and administrative control over Tuensang district. Article 371 A establishes that Acts of Parliament addressing Naga religious/social practices, customary law and justice, and land matters do not apply to Nagaland unless the Nagaland Legislative Assembly so resolves. The Governor has special responsibility for law and order while certain disturbances persist and may act in his individual judgment; he may establish a thirty five member Tuensang regional council, administer Tuensang for a specified period, allocate funds equitably, exempt or modify State Acts for Tuensang (including retrospective regulations), and oversee appointment of a Minister for Tuensang Affairs.
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Special provision for Nagaland: Governor empowered with law and order responsibility and administrative control over Tuensang district.
Article 371 A establishes that Acts of Parliament addressing Naga religious/social practices, customary law and justice, and land matters do not apply to Nagaland unless the Nagaland Legislative Assembly so resolves. The Governor has special responsibility for law and order while certain disturbances persist and may act in his individual judgment; he may establish a thirty five member Tuensang regional council, administer Tuensang for a specified period, allocate funds equitably, exempt or modify State Acts for Tuensang (including retrospective regulations), and oversee appointment of a Minister for Tuensang Affairs.
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