United Kingdom · Motion · Early Day Motion
EDM 450
BANK HOLIDAY IN WALES
Introduced
29 February 2000
Last action
29 February 2000 · Early Day Motion
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0
Sponsors
Mr Elfyn Llwyd
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29 February 2000
Summary
That this House notes the overwhelming support in the National Assembly for Wales, and throughout Wales, for 1st March to be made a Bank Holiday in Wales in keeping with the spirit of devolution and to celebrate the dawn of a new political era in Wales; and calls on the Government to support the wishes of the people of Wales and legislate for 1st March to be declared a bank holiday and to commemorate St. David, the Patron Saint of Wales.
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29 February 2000
Early Day Motion
That this House notes the overwhelming support in the National Assembly for Wales, and throughout Wales, for 1st March to be made a Bank Holiday in Wales in keeping with the spirit of devolution and to celebrate the dawn of a new political era in Wales; and calls on the Government to support the wishes of the people of Wales and legislate for 1st March to be declared a bank holiday and to commemorate St. David, the Patron Saint of Wales.
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- Mr Elfyn Llwyd · Plaid Cymru · Primary sponsor
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- Official source: https://edm.parliament.uk/early-day-motions/18344
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- uk · edm-18344 · source updated 29 February 2000