unjustly given, the federal Government, as well as the negara government can solicit a judgement from the Supreme Court of Indonesia, which judgement is binding.
5. If the federal Government informs the negara government within the period referred to in paragraph 3 of its agreement with the constitution or alteration thereof submitted for consideration, or if within that period the federal Government does not express any opinion, the constitution is considered recognized by the federal Government as the lawful constitution of the negara, or the alteration is considered being part of the lawful constitution of the negara; this constitution shall then as such be guaranteed by the federal Government, without prejudice to the provisions in section III of chapter IV.
Part. 3. The autonomous constitutional units, not being negaras
Article 49
The position in the federation of the autonomous constitutional units not having the status of negara shall be enacted by federal law.
Part 4. Those territories not being participant territories and the federal district Djakarta
Article 50
1. The government over regions outside the territory of any participant territory and also over the federal district Djakarta is exercised by the organs of the Republic of the United States of Indonesia in accordance with regulations to be established by federal law.
2. With the approval of their government suitable participant territories may be included in the government referred to in the foregoing paragraph.
SECTION II
THE DIVISION OF GOVERNING POWERS BETWEEN THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNITED STATES OF INDONESIA AND THE PARTICIPANT TERRITORIES
Part 1. Division of governing powers
Article 51
1. The governing powers concerning the subjects enumerated in the appendix to this Constitution are exclusively entrusted to the United States of Indonesia.
2. The enumeration referred to in the preceding paragraph is altered, either at the collective request of the participant territories, or on the initiative of the federal Government after agreement with the joint participant territories, in accordance with a procedure to be defined by federal law.
3. The federal legislation may further enact all provisions for adequate implementation of the governing powers entrusted to the federation.
4. All governing powers not included in the enumeration referred to in
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