Mark Drakeford talks at the Institute for Government

The transcript discusses the evolution of Welsh devolution over 25 years, highlighting the shift from initial ambivalence to its current entrenchment in Welsh life. It examines political perspectives on devolution, noting that both Labour and Conservative governments respected the devolution settlement until 2019. The speaker outlines expectations for a future Labour government, emphasizing the importance of the Gordon Brown report and non-legislative actions. The transcript concludes with endorsements for the devolution of justice to Wales, supported by authoritative figures.

What is the speaker's view on the devolution of justice to Wales?

According to the speaker, what is the significance of the endorsements for the devolution of criminal justice to Wales?