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Firstly I like to start with a definition. See above. I'm not going to go any further than that because governance is a generic term and it may mean different things to other people. I have defined what I believe to be governance for the purpose of clarity. If you believe it to be something different then please go straight to our challenge our truth page. CLICK HERE

The are various aspects of life that relate to governance for example, decision making, regulation, rules and law, safety, care and the environment etc. We start this journey of understanding governance with who makes the overall decisions that affect our lives based upon where we live. Your governance control starts with you and ends at your nation state, the United Kingdom who have written and pledged to follow a set of governance principles managed by the United Nations. This set of principles are known as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. declaration-human-rights-un-CLICK HERE

the governance of this page		The governance in Wales page was created by www.dai-richards.wales on 6 February 2026.
the governance of this website		www.walk-around-wales.com was registered on 14 March 2005. The website and its content is governed by www.dai-richards.wales. source google AI search for when was www.walk-around-wales.com registered and created........ see source info - CLICK HERE
your own personal governance		You have personal governance to make decisions and undertake actions that relate to yourself. For example if someone says to you 'eat that ice cream'. You have a personal governance choice to make a decision on whether or not to eat the ice cream.
family and home governance		Governance that relates to family matters.
community governance		Governance that relates to communities.
local authority governance		Governance that relates to a local regulatory authority
sub-state governance		Governance that relates to a partial area of a state, in our case this is Wales
state governance		Governance that relates to a nation state, in our case this is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
collective state governance		Governance that relates to a group of nation states, in our case this was the European Union.
world governance		the United Nations is an overseer of nation states although it has no regulatory powers.
solar system governance		This does not exist and so 'world governance' the top layer of governance that we can refer to.
universe governance		We can see from this list of governance examples that various systems of governance exist each one inside the other. This is known as a 'nested hierarchy'