Sentence examples for are already devolved from inspiring English sources
Many powers are already devolved to the regional level, limiting the effect of the federal government on the lives of voters.
The Government intends to give English MPs, sitting in an English Grand Committee, the power to veto any bills on matters such as health and education that are already devolved to Scotland.
The IfG points out that nine out of 10 of Scotland's public sector staff work in areas of public policy that are already devolved, most of them in local government and the NHS.
Similar powers over the gas drilling technique are already devolved to Scotland.
Powers over charging for water are already devolved to Scotland so it was argued they would not require additional constitutional changes.
He told BBC Wales on Saturday: "You can only cut crime through a powerful partnership between the police and other local bodies, local authorities and the agencies which are already devolved to Welsh government.
On the print media, the manifesto points out that regulation is already devolved to the Scottish parliament, which chose to "support the UK government's actions to implement Leveson".
Responsibility for housing is already devolved to the Scottish government, so one's first thought might be nothing will change for housing associations if there is a yes vote come September 18.
Forestry is already devolved and unlikely to change much, but independence would have much bigger implications for farmers and fishing crews, especially as an independent Scotland would have to apply to rejoin the European Union.
It's a cynical move because Sunday trading is already devolved to Scotland: all shops remain closed where the Free Church holds sway but, in places where there is a demand, Sunday shopping can be the same as every other day of the week.
