Summary
Plaid Cymru, a political party in Wales, plans to create a proposal for Welsh independence. However, this plan will not happen within the first term if they lead the Welsh government. The party intends to start a public discussion and prepare a detailed document about independence in the future.
Key Facts
- Plaid Cymru plans to make a proposal for Welsh independence but not in the first government term.
- The party will set up a "standing commission" to discuss Wales's future with the public.
- A white paper on Welsh independence is planned, but it won't be prepared by the next government.
- The party calls for the ability to hold an independence referendum to be devolved to Wales.
- The commission will research issues impacting Wales's constitutional future.
- Plaid Cymru’s leader, Rhun ap Iorwerth, stated they won't offer an independence referendum in their first term if they win.
- The commission aims to study the issue and engage citizens in discussions about constitutional matters.
