Part I. Questions about the General Principles on which the Subnational Government of our Voivodeship Serves the Citizens
Question 1: In our Voivodeship, citizens are members of various units of the subnational government. What are the relations between these units?
1.1. In the Model Voivodeship, each citizen is, by law, a member of a commune, county and voivodeship community where they reside. Residents of City name, City name, City name, City name and City name form a community of the city with the rights of a county, which combines the rights of a commune and a county. Commune, county, city and voivodeship communities together form the Subnational Government of our Voivodeship.
1.2. The Constitution of the Republic of Poland gives the commune the status of a basic subnational governance unit. This means that all public tasks which the Constitution or laws have not been reserved for national authorities, and which the Basic Voivodeship Resolutions have not delegated to county and voivodeship authorities, are performed at the commune level.
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