A2. Supreme legislation has the sovereign power of the state. It cannot be controlled, repealed, or annulled by other legislative authorities. Therefore, it is considered the highest law-making body in the state. In most countries, supreme legislation cannot be questioned in the court of law. On the contrary, the subordinate legislation proceeds from an authority that does not have sovereign power. It depends on the validity and existence of a specific authority which is superior. It is the Parliament of India that has the power of supreme legislation.