The extent to which devolution should be extended in England. (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Flashcards
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What is asymmetrical devolution?
What is asymmetrical devolution?
UK devolution with varying power levels across nations
EVEL full form
EVEL full form
English Votes for English Laws
Issue EVEL was introduced to address
Issue EVEL was introduced to address
West Lothian Question
Formula determining UK public spending distribution
Formula determining UK public spending distribution
Barnett formula
Examples of successful metro mayor regions in England
Examples of successful metro mayor regions in England
Greater Manchester, West Midlands, London
UK's sovereign legislative body
UK's sovereign legislative body
Westminster Parliament
Brexit's effect on devolution powers
Brexit's effect on devolution powers
Shifted powers back to Westminster
Regulatory divergence
Regulatory divergence
Risk of different regional standards post-devolution
Fragmentation (in devolution context)
Fragmentation (in devolution context)
Risk of complex/divided governance from extending devolution
Proposal for England to have its own parliament
Proposal for England to have its own parliament
English Parliament
Strategy to help economically deprived English regions
Strategy to help economically deprived English regions
Levelling up
Proposal for UK with regional parliaments & central govt
Proposal for UK with regional parliaments & central govt
Federalism/federal UK
Patchwork devolution
Patchwork devolution
England's uneven devolution system with varying powers
Localism
Localism
Principle of local decision-making close to people affected
Required for legitimacy of devolution extension
Required for legitimacy of devolution extension
Public consultation & referendums