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How is Welsh devolution financed?

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How is Welsh devolution financed?

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Funding for the devolved administration in Wales is determined by the UK Government within spending reviews alongside other departments of the United Kingdom. The UK Parliament then votes the necessary provision to the Secretary of State for Wales; who in turn makes payments to the Welsh Assembly. Changes to the Welsh settlement are determined by the Barnett Formula. Under the formula Wales receives a population-based proportion of changes in proposed spending on comparable United Kingdom Government services in England. It is then up to the Welsh Assembly Government to decide how much of the Budget is allocated to which public services. For further information on the financing devolved administrations click here.

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