Sentence examples for changes to the current devolution from inspiring English sources

Politicians across all parties have said the referendum will mean fundamental changes to the current devolution settlement.

Politicians across all parties in Wales say the referendum will mean fundamental changes to the current devolution settlement.

However, politicians across all parties say the referendum will mean fundamental changes to the current devolution settlement.

Mr Russell argued that the devolved administrations should be represented in trade talks, saying there was a "constructive case" for "substantial change" to the current devolution framework as a result of Brexit.

In order to cope with this profusion of different actors Marsden and Rye (2010) suggest to draw upon a multi-level governance approach to address the current devolution of authority away from formal organizations to informal organizations [63].

There couldn't be a worse situation for Labour in campaigning to restrict Scotland and Wales to more or less the current devolution settlement in the 2011 elections.

On Wednesday, First Minister Carwyn Jones said the "significant" Supreme Court judgment "goes some way to clarifying the complexities of the current devolution settlement".

But a spokesman for Mr Hendry said there had been a referendum on further powers for the assembly in March, and there were "no current proposals to make further changes to the Welsh devolution settlement".

"Some have argued that if devolved powers were extended to England, this would, in part, address the asymmetry of the current devolution settlement, and allow UK to move forward and embrace the future as a quasi-federal union".

Under the current devolution rules, the Scots expect to gain powers to vary income tax by 10p in the pound, up from 3p currently.

Recent research by Professor John Curtice suggests that the anomalies of the current devolution settlement are just beginning to rankle in England.