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<h1>Legislative Power Shift: States Grant National Lawmakers Temporary Authority to Enact Laws on State-Specific Domains</h1> Parliament can authorize legislation on state-listed matters through a Council of States resolution supported by two-thirds majority. The resolution permits national-level lawmaking on specified matters for up to one year, with potential renewal. Laws enacted under this provision will cease to be valid six months after the resolution expires, except for actions already undertaken. This mechanism allows flexible legislative intervention in national interest, bridging potential jurisdictional limitations between union and state legislative powers.