 The 1911 constitution divided the old Commune of Monaco into the three municipalities of Monaco City, Monte Carlo and La Condamine, but the prince's government was accused of having operated a form of dividend and imperat against the only democratic institution in the country, having on the other hand, the National Council has extremely limited powers.The controversy brought relatively quickly to the revision of the decision, restoring the single municipality with a law of 1917, operational from the following year.Since then the Monegasque territory is administratively undivided, and the city districts have only statistical purposes.