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Define Devolution
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Devolution is a process of constitutional reform where by power, but not sovereignty, is distributed to national or regional institutions.
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In the UK where has power been devolved to?
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To Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
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The UK government remains responsible for
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For national policy on all matters that have not been devolved, including foreign affairs, defence, social security, macro-economic management and trade.
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How is Devolution Different to a Federal system?
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It is different because in theory Devolution is reversible, and th devolved states are subordinate the the UK parliament
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How was Devolution decided upon in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland?
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By referenda
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In what year were the Scottish adn Welsh referendums?
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1997
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In what year was the Irish referendum?
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1998
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