A unitary system of government exists where government powers are:

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A unitary system of government is where power is concentrated in the hands of one central government. There may still be a division between different branches of government, such as an executive and legislature, but ultimately the authority resides with the central government. Option A is not correct as power is not divided, but concentrated in the central government. Option C is also incorrect as the judiciary may exercise some powers, but not almost exclusively.

A Unitary System of Government Exists Where Government Powers Are