The second report of the Silk Commission, set up by the UK Government to look at further devolution to Wales, is published. After recommending tax and borrowing powers, the Commission's been looking at possible additional areas of responsibility.
The Commission on Welsh devolution has published its final proposals. It sets out all the powers it thinks should be transferred from Westminster to Cardiff Bay over the next 10 years. It says some responsibilities should be transferred straightaway, notably youth justice.
The Commission, chaired by former Assembly chief official Paul Silk, calls for legislation giving Wales all powers not specifically reserved to Westminster. This 'reserved powers' model is already used in Scotland, while Wales currently has 'conferred powers'. The powers Wales would gain include:
The Commission calls for the Assembly to be expanded to effectively scrutinise a more powerful Welsh Government. It also wants a new system to resolve disagreements between Westminster and Cardiff Bay without involving the Supreme Court. These recommendations include:
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