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The Union is over as we know it and should become a voluntary association of nations, claims Welsh Labour leader
Mark Drakeford also complained of a lack of interaction with Boris Johnson, describing their relationship as remote
5 March 2021 • 7:00pm
The Welsh Labour leader has suggested the Union “is over” in its current form and should be reinvented as a “voluntary association” of four nations.
In comments rejected by Downing Street, First Minister Mark Drakeford complained of a lack of interaction with Boris Johnson and claimed there was “no institutional architecture to make the United Kingdom work”.
Appearing before the Commons Welsh affairs committee, he added: “It is all ad hoc, random, and made up as we go along. And I’m afraid that really is not a satisfactory basis to sustain the future of the UK.”