Which part of the constitution allows the national government to claim implied powers for itself?

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Ellie Baird

10 October, 18:33

Which part of the constitution allows the national government to claim implied powers for itself?

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Jean Porter · Answer 1

Part of the constitution that allows the national government to claim implied powers for itself is: necessary and proper clause

The necessary and proper clause is a power for the government to create a policy during emergency situations. For example, During the state of war the government could make the citizens legally required to join millitary forces because it deemed as necessary