What is the "Concurrent List" and what power does Parliament have with respect to making laws for it?
The "Concurrent List" is a list of subjects on which both the Parliament and the Legislatures of States can make laws, as enumerated in List III in the Seventh Schedule of the Indian Constitution. The power that Parliament has with respect to making laws for the Concurrent List is subject to the clause (1) mentioned in the context, meaning it cannot infringe upon any matter exclusively falling under the jurisdiction of a State Legislature.