Northern Ireland had a regional government from 1921 until it was abolished by the U.K.Parliament in 1972.What characteristic of devolved regional governments does this example illustrate?

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This example illustrates that devolved regional governments are not examples of federalism. Northern Ireland had a regional government, but it was not a completely independent entity with its own constitution and sovereignty. Instead, it was still part of the United Kingdom and subject to the authority of the UK Parliament.

Northern Ireland Had a Regional Government from 1921 Until It