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63. Traffic on Federal trunk roads. 64. Water from such sources as may be declared by the National Assembly to be sources affecting more than one state 65. Weights and measures. 66. Wireless, broadcasting and television other than broadcasting and television provided by the Government of a state; allocation of wave-lengths for wireless, broadcasting and television transmission. 67. Any other matter with respect to which the National Assembly has power to make laws in accordance with the provisions of this Constitution. 68. Any matter incidental or supplementary to any matter mentioned elsewhere in this list. Back to Page One Part II Concurrent Legislative List Extent of Federal and State Legislative powers 1. Subject to the provisions of this Constitution, the National Assembly may by an Act make provisions for - (a) the division of public revenue - (i) between the Federation and the States; (ii) among the States of the Federation; (iii) between the States and local government councils; (iv) among the local government councils in the States; and (b) grants or loans from and the imposition of charges upon the Consolidated Revenue Fund or any other public funds of the Federation or for the imposition of charges upon the revenue and assets of the Federation for any purpose notwithstanding that it relates to a matter with respect to which the National Assembly is not empowered to make laws. 2. Subject to the provisions of this Constitution, any House of Assembly may make provisions for grants or loans from and the imposition of charges upon any of the public funds of that State or the imposition of charges upon the revenue and assets of that State for any purpose notwithstanding that it relates to a matter with respect to which the National Assembly is empowered to make laws. 3. The National Assembly may make laws for the Federation or any part thereof with respect to such antiquities and monuments as may, with the consent of the State in which such antiquities and monuments are located, be designated by the National Assembly as National Antiquities or National Monuments but nothing in this paragraph shall preclude a House of Assembly from making Laws for the State or any part thereof with respect to antiquities and monuments not so designated in accordance with the foregoing provisions. 4. The National Assembly may make laws for the Federation or any part thereof with respect to the archives and public records of