A statute that gives the government the power to enforce other legislation or that carries out a provision of a constitution is called a(n):

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An enabling act is a piece of legislation that grants the government or an authority the power to take certain actions or enforce other laws, often used to implement provisions of a constitution or to give effect to specific powers that need to be detailed through legislation.

A Statute That Gives the Government the Power to Enforce