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Band 4+: 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 cgarts show how it was distributed.

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The image displays a table and two pie charts regarding the police budget for one area of Britain in 2017 and 2018. The table provides financial data in millions of pounds, showing four sources of income - National Government, Local Taxes, and Other sources (eg grants), along with a Total budget figure. In 2017, National Government provided 175.5m, Local Taxes 91.2m, Other sources 38m, totaling 304.7m. For 2018, those figures were 177.8m, 102.3m, 38.5m, and 318.6m respectively. The first pie chart depicts how the 2017 budget was allocated: Salaries at 75%, Technology at 17%, and Buildings and transport at 8%. The second pie chart shows the 2018 allocations: Salaries at 69%, Technology at 17%, and Buildings and transport at 14%.
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The given table and pie charts illustrate the police budget in a particular area of Britain where, table depicts the sources of budget and pie charts represents its disbursed in the year 2017 and 2018.

Overall, money given by all the sources were increased within a year which leads to the increment in total budget. The ratio of money spent on buildings and transports were increased where as, money allocation on salaries were decreased and expenditure on technology remains constant.

In both the years 2017 and 2018, National government was major source of funding followed by local taxes and other sources that is , 175.5 million pound, 91.2 million pound and 38 million pound respectively. Funding from local taxes increased by more than 11 million pound which is highest among three. Similarly, total increment in funding was nearly 14 million pound within a year.

In 2017, majority of budget spent was in salaries which is three-quarter of the total money, and 17% were spent on buildings and transports where as, 8% on technology. The allocation of money changed significantly in following year, although the majority of budget were distributed as salaries, it decreased by 6% than previous year. However, money spent on technology were increased 6% and buildings and transports remains constant.

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