Devolution to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
The Scotland Act 1998 created the Scottish Parliament, the Government of Wales Act 1998 created the National Assembly for Wales (which is commonly known simply as the Welsh Assembly), and the Northern Ireland Act 1998 created the Northern Ireland Assembly. All three statutes devolve certain legislative powers to the bodies which they create, with the powers of the Welsh Assembly having been extended by the Government of Wales Act 2006. The mass of detail in each of these devolutionary schemes need not be pursued here.
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