The table and charts below give information on the police budget for 2017 and 2018 in one area of Britain. The table shows where the money came from and the charts show how it was distributed.

The table and the pie charts illustrate police sources of

money

and the

money

distribution to 3 different categories in one region of Britain between 2017 and 2018.

Overall

,

it is clear that

National Government was the main

money

source and a majority of the

money

was used to pay salaries for officers and staff. Regarding the table, a total of 304.7

million

was funded for the police in 2017, which later rose to 318.6

million

in the next year. A lion’s share of the police budget was contributed by National Government, which experienced a slight rise from 175.5 to 177.8

million

. The figure for Local Taxes was lower, starting at 91.2

million

and

finally

ending with

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significant growth to 102.3

million

. At the same time, the

money

supplied by other sources

such

as grants accounted for only around 38

million

in both years. Turning to the pie charts, in the former year, three-fourths of the budget was distributed to staff’s salary, the largest proportion in the chart,

while

the lowest was technology at 8%. In the following year,

while

the proportion of salaries dropped by 6%, the other underwent a 6% climb to reach 14%. The figure for buildings and transport showed stability throughout the period, comprising 17% in both years.