Definition
These are governments in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland that have been granted specific powers by the UK Parliament. They can make laws on certain matters within their territories.
Why it matters (in Poovi’s context)
Understanding the structure and details of devolved administrations, such as the number of members in their assemblies and capitals, is part of the knowledge required for the Life in the UK test.
Key properties or components
- Legislative powers
- Regional focus
- Elected members
- Specific capitals (Cardiff, Edinburgh, Belfast)
Contradictions or debates
None.