Which of the following is an example of a devolved power?

Health is considered a devolved power in Scotland, meaning that the Scottish Parliament has the authority to make decisions and create policies regarding health services and related matters within Scotland. This includes areas such as the National Health Service (NHS), public health, and health promotion.

Devolved powers are those areas that have been transferred from the UK Parliament in Westminster to the Scottish Parliament, allowing Scotland to have control over specific local issues. In contrast, immigration policy, foreign affairs, and national security are reserved powers, meaning they remain under the control of the UK Parliament. These areas are crucial for the overall governance of the UK and therefore are not devolved to the Scottish Parliament.