A government representing the Northern part of a country makes healthcare policy,but has no assurance it will be allowed to implement the new ideas.What type of government is this an example of?

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Devolution refers to the transfer of power from a central government to subnational entities, such as regional or local governments. In this case, the government representing the Northern part of the country may have some degree of autonomy in making healthcare policy, but may still be subject to approval or intervention by the central government. This suggests a system where power is shared or decentralized, rather than purely centralized (unitary system) or purely decentralized (confederation) as in other types of government. Federalism, on the other hand, implies a more explicit division of power between the central government and multiple subnational entities with their own distinct powers and authorities, which may not be the case in this scenario.

A Government Representing the Northern Part of a Country Makes