Changes

| [[Secretary of State for Wales|Secretary of State]] || [[Simon Hart]] MP

| [[Secretary of State for Wales|Secretary of State]] || [[Simon Hart]] MP

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| [[First Minister of Wales|First Minister]] || [[Mark Drakeford]] MS

| [[First Minister of Wales|First Minister]] || [[Rhun ap Iorwerth]] MS

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Although constitutionally the United Kingdom is a unitary state with one sovereign, parliament and government - there has been moves to give power to national legislature in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, this has taken the form of devolution. Power for certain areas of government like education, health and the environment are fully the responsibility of their national governments. However, central government maintains the right to overturn any decision by a national assembly, as such the [[Parliament of the United Kingdom]] remains sovereign in the United Kingdom as a whole.   

Although constitutionally the United Kingdom is a unitary state with one sovereign, parliament and government - there has been moves to give power to national legislature in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, this has taken the form of devolution. Power for certain areas of government like education, health and the environment are fully the responsibility of their national governments. However, central government maintains the right to overturn any decision by a national assembly, as such the [[Parliament of the United Kingdom]] remains sovereign in the United Kingdom as a whole.