For example, the Constitutional Court decides on all constitutional matters. The Constitution says there are three spheres of government - national, provincial and local. Spotlight on Parliament 1 explains how the citizens elect the legislatures. The spheres of government are different to the old system in which most decisions were made at national level and merely implemented provincial and local government level. The three spheres have a constitutional duty to co-operate with one another.
Provincial legislature Makes laws about provincial things like housing, subject to national laws.
For some things, provinces may make laws even if Parliament disagrees. Drafts and implements provincial laws. Responsible for provincial matters like health, policing and housing. Makes laws for the whole country, although provinces have more power over certain things. President, Cabinet ministers, deputy ministers Makes national policy, drafts and implements national laws.