Electoral changes for Welsh Government include new five-year terms
ELECTORAL arrangements for the Welsh Government are set to change, including new five-year terms.
The move was announced by Welsh Secretary David Jones following a consultation.
Three changes were announced. These were the permanent move from four-year terms, an end to the ban on candidates standing in regions and constituencies, but a new ban on AMs standing as MPs simultaneously.
A fourth change to Parliamentary constituencies will not go ahead.
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Mr Jones said: "These changes will allow us to further strengthen the National Assembly for Wales, and the Government will bring forward legislation to effect these changes at the earliest opportunity."
Comments
by odinhouse
Wednesday, March 13 2013, 5:38PM
“Electoral changes '' SHOULD ALSO INCLUDE NOT STANDING AS A COUNCILLOR AS WELL '' Can't wear two hat's as it may cause a problem when voting on some thing that involves council's ;;;”