Can District Councils and Regional Councils make rules for their own administration?
Yes, District Councils and Regional Councils can make rules for their own administration, subject to the provisions of the Sixth Schedule. After their first constitution, District or Regional Councils may make rules with the approval of the Governor regarding matters specified in the Sixth Schedule, such as the formation of subordinate local councils or boards, their procedure, and the conduct of their business. They can also make rules regulating the transaction of business pertaining to the administration of the district or region.