Scottish Referendum: Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones Speech about the Referendum

The transcript discusses the aftermath of a referendum, emphasizing the importance of delivering on promises made by UK party leaders. It calls for a constitutional convention to address the future of the UK, ensuring all nations have a seat at the table. The speaker highlights the need for a new union and equal participation of all nations, particularly Wales, which faces funding issues. The conclusion stresses the urgency of starting discussions to rebuild the union.

What does the speaker emphasize about the promises made by the UK party leaders during the Scottish referendum campaign?

• They must be fulfilled.

• They were already fulfilled.

• They should be ignored.

• They were unnecessary.

According to the speaker, what is necessary for the constitutional discussions?

• Excluding Wales and Northern Ireland.

• Ignoring the referendum results.

• Including all four nations.

• Focusing only on Scotland.

What does the speaker suggest about the UK's approach to devolution?

• It has been effective.

• It was well-planned.

• It focused only on England.

• It underestimated the debate's scope.

What does the speaker say about Wales' role in the new constitutional framework?

• Wales should have an equal voice.

• Wales should play a secondary role.

• Wales should follow Scotland's lead.

• Wales should be excluded.

What issue does the speaker highlight regarding Wales' funding?

• Wales is underfunded by £300 million per year.

• Wales is overfunded.

• Wales receives adequate funding.

• Wales should not receive any funding.