The extent to which devolution should be extended in England. (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Quizzes
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What term describes the UK's current devolution where Scotland, Wales & NI have powers but England doesn't?
What term describes the UK's current devolution where Scotland, Wales & NI have powers but England doesn't?
Asymmetrical devolution
What was English Votes for English Laws (EVEL) introduced to address?
What was English Votes for English Laws (EVEL) introduced to address?
The West Lothian Question
What is the Barnett formula used to determine?
What is the Barnett formula used to determine?
Distribution of public spending across UK
Which region is noted for having a distinct Celtic heritage?
Which region is noted for having a distinct Celtic heritage?
Cornwall
Which cities are given as examples of successful metro mayors?
Which cities are given as examples of successful metro mayors?
Manchester and London
What benefit of devolution involves decisions being made closer to affected people?
What benefit of devolution involves decisions being made closer to affected people?
Local decision-making
Which body remains sovereign in the UK despite devolution?
Which body remains sovereign in the UK despite devolution?
Westminster Parliament
Brexit shifted powers back to Westminster in which areas?
Brexit shifted powers back to Westminster in which areas?
Trade and immigration
What concern relates to poorer regions potentially struggling with devolution?
What concern relates to poorer regions potentially struggling with devolution?
Economic viability and funding
What risk involves creating complexity and weakening England's unity?
What risk involves creating complexity and weakening England's unity?
Potential fragmentation
What describes England's current uneven distribution of devolved powers?
What describes England's current uneven distribution of devolved powers?
Patchwork system
What future proposal involves dividing England into regions each with their own parliament?
What future proposal involves dividing England into regions each with their own parliament?
Federalism