The reach and material reality behind those competencies so far assumed by the basque autonomic regional government
Abstract
Those norms that govern this field of incumbencies and obligations are laid out in this article (Statute and Law as to Historical Territorial Entities) and to this there is added a detailed study of the scope of such areas of initiative as are defined as being exclusive. With reference to these last, the problematic nature of the same is here said to reside in «that the scope of such competencies cannot be said to extend its exclusiveness into the bailiwicks of other incumbencies when these latter are themselves of an excluding nature». Thus, that an autonomic regional government give itself exclusive powers within its area as to urbanistic initiatives cannot mean that the State may then not act in either this field or area of its greater sovereignty.
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