11.Comparison of the Constitutional Standard with the competing norms of legislative power in building a worldwide legal community of various countries

11. Comparison of the Constitutional Standard with the competing norms of legislative power in building a worldwide legal community of various countries

The Absolute Requirement of Eternal Peace §17—To improve the global governance system, the national or sub-national level has legislative power only where international law has not been enacted at the supranational level or established an equivalent living relationship in the global field, and it is felt that the norms of international law are necessary and the supranational has the legislative power.

CS	Score	Nation	Score	Reason
§17	100	India	0	Constitution §200
§17	100	U.S.A.	30	Constitution §10.1—States compete with federal legislation.
§17	100	Indonesia	0	Constitution §18.5
§17	100	Pakistan	30	Constitution §140A—Provinces should be delegated to local government to elect representatives in accordance with the law.
§17	100	Brazil	30	Constitution §24—Constitutional states compete with federal legislation.
§17	100	Nigeria	0	Constitution §60—The Parliament empowers local governments including taxation and other power in accordance with the law.
§17	100	Bangladesh	0	Constitution §11.5
§17	100	Russia	0	Constitution §15—Local self-government agencies, etc. abide by the Federal Constitution and laws.
§17	100	Mexico	0	Constitution §27.6
§17	100	Japan	60	Constitution §95—The Diet shall not enact local public bodies.
§17	100	Philippines	0	Constitution §17—The Constitution does not confer all powers on the autonomous region.
§17	100	Egypt	0	Constitution §181—Local council disputes are resolved by provincial councils.
§17	100	Ethiopia	60	Constitution §52—Powers not delegated to the federal government are reserved by the states.
§17	100	Vietnam	0	Constitution §112—Handling local issues is supervised by higher-level state organs.
§17	100	DR Congo	30	Constitution §3—The provinces are decentralized and managed by local authorities.
§17	100	Iran	0	Constitution §100
§17	100	Germany	60	Basic Law §72—States compete with federal legislation.
§17	100	Republic of Turkey	0	Constitution §7—Legislative power is vested in the Grand National Assembly, which cannot be delegated.
§17	100	France	90	Constitution §73
§17	100	Republic of Korea	60	Constitution §117—Formulating local self-government-related regulations within the scope of the law.
§17	100	Australia	30	Constitution §106-§109
§17	100	Taiwan	60	Constitution §112, §122
Made by PPP. Source: PPP database

Conclusion:

1. The above scores are preliminary evaluation statistics and will be actuarially corrected in the future.

2. One of the necessary conditions for the world’s permanent peaceful development is: one earth and one set of common laws for the world’s pluralism. It is also one of the absolute requirements for the liberation of the last 56 autocratic shackles of mankind.