Letter: Real powers of Welsh assembly

Thursday 20 March 1997 00:02 GMT

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Sir: Liberal Democrats will be campaigning for a Welsh Senedd which has real powers and a truly proportional electoral system, as Mr Wigley (letter, 18 March) knows. Not only was this policy agreed at Conwy, it was also reaffirmed by the full Federal Party spring conference in Cardiff a week later. This was four days after the text of the Maclennan- Cook constitutional agreement was released.

FRANK LITTLE

(Lib Dem prospective parliamentary candidate, Neath)

Swansea

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