オーストリア共和国における連邦制 ―連邦国家における権限配分を中心として― （17・完）

A federal state consists of smaller individual states, nine in Austria, andresponsibility for legislation, administration and jurisdiction are dividedbetween the states and the federation.This paper examines the Federalism in the Federal Republic of Austria,chiefly the division of functions between Bund, the federal state, and Länder,the individual states.Firstly, we see the main provisions of the Austrian Constitution（Bundes-Verfassungsgesetz〔B-VG〕）related to these functions, namely Articles 10-15,which show clearly the centralization of Austrian Federalism in comparisonwith that of Germany or Switzerland.Secondly, we see the participation of Länder in the legislation oradministration of Bund, and the co-operation of Bund with the legislation oradministration of Länder.Thirdly, we see examine the control and compulsory execution of Bund onLänder.Lastly, we examine the relations between the constitution of Bund and thatof Länder