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Primary powers

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PRIMARY POWERS. The principal authority given by a principal to his agent; it differs from mediate powers. (q.v.) Story, Ag. Sec. 58.



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David Cameron last week said he "wouldn't stand in the way" of a public vote on primary powers if the Tories win the next General Election.
He insists that he makes his comments as someone who has long campaigned for devolution and who wants to see Cardiff Bay eventually attain primary powers - but not in this Assembly term.
The Labour-Plaid Rhodri coalition will call for a referendum on primary powers by 2011 if it looks winnable and set up the All Wales Convention to test attitudes towards devolution.
 
 
 
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