True. Devolution typically involves transferring legislative powers to local or regional governments, allowing them to make laws on certain matters within their jurisdiction. This is a key difference from decentralisation, which mainly transfers administrative functions. Under devolution, local governments may have their own legislative bodies that can pass laws on devolved matters, subject to the national constitution and framework legislation.

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