Evidence to the Richard Commission on the Powers and Electoral Arrangements of the National Assembly for Wales by Professor
Richard Rawlings

Figure 21: Legislative devolution for Wales (mark 2) – reserved and devolved powers

*  Territorial       *  Convention Rights
*  Community Law

General:
*  Constitution (including the Crown, the Union and the UK      Parliament)
*  International relations
*  Public Service
*  Defence

Specific:
*  Fiscal and monetary policy
*  Immigration and nationality
*  Competition, monopolies and mergers
*  Employment legislation
*  Most consumer protection
*  Most energy matters
*  Railway services
   (excluding grants)
*  Social Security
*  Elections (except local elections)
*  Broadcasting (with exception for the Welsh Language)
*  Equal opportunities 'Scotland plus':
*  Civil and criminal law
*  Criminal justice
*  Prisons

*  Health
*  Education and training
*  Personal social services
*  Housing
*  Local government
*  Planning
*  Economic development
*  Transport
*  Agriculture, fisheries and forestry
*  Environment
*  Culture, recreation and Welsh Language