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

The table depicts the police’s

budget

sources from three distinct origins,

while

the pie charts give information about the distribution of the money spent for three different reasons in a town in the UK between 2017 and 2018.

Overall

, the biggest income for the police department was from the national government and there were increasing numbers regarding the allocated funds during both years.

Furthermore

, the UK police agency allocated the greatest amount of its

budget

for payment purposes. To commence, the national government distributed nearly 50% of the UK

budget

for both years,

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adding 2 million to its income source in 2018.

In addition

, local taxes contributed fairly 30% of its

budget

income, starting from 91.2 m to 102.3 m during the timeframe.

Although

other sources were the least contributor to the UK’s

budget

, they still rose by 0.5m in 2018. For the expenditure, salaries for officers and staff were the highest amongst the others, accounting for 75% in 2017.

However

, the proportion fell by 6% in 2018.

While

buildings and transport accounted for the second largest police expenditure, the figure remained the same for both years. The

last

police’s expenses, technology, began by nearly a tenth in 2017 and rose by 6% during a year.