Understanding devolution in Wales: Section 1: Figure 1 ‘Vote yes on March 1st’

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This is a poster headlined with 'Vote yes on March 1st' in large colourful writing, with a drawing of a daffodil beneath. Alongside this is the following text: 'On March 1 the Government is asking you to give the go-ahead to the Welsh Assembly and so bring more democracy to Wales. The Assembly plans have now been debated in Parliament since 1974. In July 1978 the WALES ACT setting up the Assembly became law and was approved by the Queen. All that remains is for the Welsh people to give the green light to this major advance in the life of Wales. On March 1 you can ensure a stronger democratic Wales within the United Kingdom and Europe by voting YES for Wales.'

Figure 1 ‘Vote yes on March 1st’

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