The table and chart below give information on police budget

There are two illustrations provided above, which are a table and a pie chart.

While

the table presents police capital from 2017 to 2018, the pie chart shows the allocation of the budget. In overview, within a year, the number of capital from all

sources

experienced an increase.

However

, not all proportions of budget allocation showed a marginal rise and fall. First of all, in 2017, the national government contributed no more than 176

million

euros to law enforcement.

Moreover

, local taxes granted roughly 90

million

euros and other

sources

supplied 38

million

euros. It can be seen that the number grew for the next year when more money was spent on the police department. On average, the amount grew to 3

million

per source. Moving onto the next illustration, which is how law enforcement spent their capital from the national government, local taxes and other

sources

. There are 3 major aspects for distributions, namely salaries, technology and buildings and transport. Between 2017 and 2018, they decided to stay consistent with buildings and transport proportion with 17%.

In addition

, technology and salaries faced a rise of 6% and a fall of 6% respectively. In conclusion,

while

there was a rose in allowance from the government, taxes and other

sources

, different situations occurred for the percentage of budget allocation.