Wales is benchmarking and seeking the devolution of justice and policing powers.
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Wales is benchmarking and seeking the devolution of justice and policing powers.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Welsh politicians called for cooperation on justice and urged the Lord Chancellor to support justice devolution.Sub-event
Discussions underway regarding the devolution of justice and policing powers in Wales.1 source
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- The Ministry of Justice is analyzing justice system reforms in both Wales and England.
- Dafydd Trystan Davies is leading the push for justice devolution in Wales.
- Claire Waxman advises on justice system policy in both Wales and England, with specific concerns regarding the early release scheme implementation.
- Devolution push impacts all corners of Wales, with discussions centering on the Senedd's authority versus regional mayors and the oversight of companies like Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru.