In a confederal government, constituent units (e.g., states or regions) have significant autonomy and retain substantial power. They delegate only limited authority to a central government. This structure differs from unitary governments, where power is concentrated in the central authority, and federal systems, where power is balanced between the central government and constituent units.
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