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In England, there are three types of local government: the unique Greater London (Greater London), the six so-called municipal princely districts (Metropolitan County Areas) and non-municipal county (Non-Metropolitan Counties). Greater London consists of thirty-two municipal units, and another - the City of London, with each municipality responsible for its own territory. Local governments organize almost everything related to landscaping and the maintenance of order, but they are not subject to the London police and public transport. At the moment, the system of Greater London is changing - it is supposed to choose a single municipal government in London, which will address issues relating to the whole of the city and coordinate the work of the municipalities. Thus it will be solved the problem of the division of power between the different regions of the committees, whose interests often overlap. Elections to the government in London will be held in May 2000 and will then be held every four years. The Community princely districts a total of six: Tyne and Wear, West Midlands, Merseyside, Greater Manchester, West Yorkshire and South Yorkshire, which are divided into 36 municipalities. Municipalities of districts manage all local affairs, except for the fire service, public transport and garbage collection - are engaged in a special joint control of the rank and file representatives of municipalities. Do not municipal counties represent two-tier system of local government: county - the upper level and the district - the bottom. The county is responsible for the transport, construction planning, traffic management, education, consumer protection, fire services, libraries, and county is responsible for environmental protection and other smaller affairs. And the county, and the county is jointly managed by museums, art galleries and parks. In addition to municipalities, across England there are parish councils, which are collected regularly and decide even smaller local issues. In Scotland, work-tier system of 32 municipalities, which are responsible for everything, including fire services and transport. Also, there exist public councils representing the interests of local people in higher authorities. In Wales 22 Board-level system of local government control all local affairs, except for fire services, who runs three fire management in Wales. Furthermore, in Wales has about 750 community councils, in essence similar to the parish. In Northern Ireland, 26 district councils are responsible for the state of the environment and recreation of local residents, and all other concerns lie on the shoulders of the relevant ministries.
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