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| 'Real devolution' if UK leaves EU, UKIP's Nathan Gill says | 'Real devolution' if UK leaves EU, UKIP's Nathan Gill says |
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| UKIP's Wales leader has said the UK leaving the European Union would mean "real devolution" for Wales. | UKIP's Wales leader has said the UK leaving the European Union would mean "real devolution" for Wales. |
| Nathan Gill will tell the party's conference in Llandudno on Saturday that EU responsibilities over farming, fishing, and business would transfer to Cardiff Bay. | Nathan Gill will tell the party's conference in Llandudno on Saturday that EU responsibilities over farming, fishing, and business would transfer to Cardiff Bay. |
| But the Wales Stronger in Europe group said "vital EU funding" for farmers and businesses would be lost. | But the Wales Stronger in Europe group said "vital EU funding" for farmers and businesses would be lost. |
| UKIP leader Nigel Farage is also due to address the conference today. | UKIP leader Nigel Farage is also due to address the conference today. |
| Mr Farage has played down the party's assembly selection row, saying "the messages" not "the messenger" were important. | Mr Farage has played down the party's assembly selection row, saying "the messages" not "the messenger" were important. |
| Nathan Gill told BBC Wales getting 10 regional AMs elected in May's assembly election would be a good result for the party. | |
| But after a long-running internal row, the party is yet to finalise its regional candidate selections. | But after a long-running internal row, the party is yet to finalise its regional candidate selections. |
| Mr Farage said: "Other parties have their slates, I'm not sure whether the Welsh public know all of their CVs or know them intimately." | Mr Farage said: "Other parties have their slates, I'm not sure whether the Welsh public know all of their CVs or know them intimately." |
| Mr Gill will tell the conference: "We can bring back the 75% of laws made by faceless bureaucrats in Brussels, from farming, fishing and employment, energy, business and trade - a whole host of laws that would end up right where they belong, here in Wales, written for the people of Wales, by the people of Wales and for the people of Wales to democratically vote on. | Mr Gill will tell the conference: "We can bring back the 75% of laws made by faceless bureaucrats in Brussels, from farming, fishing and employment, energy, business and trade - a whole host of laws that would end up right where they belong, here in Wales, written for the people of Wales, by the people of Wales and for the people of Wales to democratically vote on. |
| "Now that's what I call real devolution. | "Now that's what I call real devolution. |
| "We can protect our industries, tap into our wealth of natural resources and put power back into the hands of the people." | "We can protect our industries, tap into our wealth of natural resources and put power back into the hands of the people." |
| 'Untold damage' | 'Untold damage' |
| Plaid Cymru AM and Wales Stronger in Europe spokesman Rhodri Glyn Thomas said: "Given that UKIP spent years opposing devolution altogether, their apparent conversion to giving the assembly more powers rings hollow indeed. | Plaid Cymru AM and Wales Stronger in Europe spokesman Rhodri Glyn Thomas said: "Given that UKIP spent years opposing devolution altogether, their apparent conversion to giving the assembly more powers rings hollow indeed. |
| "If the UK left Europe, vital EU funding for Welsh farmers, businesses and universities would be lost, wreaking untold damage on our economy." | "If the UK left Europe, vital EU funding for Welsh farmers, businesses and universities would be lost, wreaking untold damage on our economy." |
| On Friday, UKIP said it was making preparations for its "first ever UK stronghold of elected politicians" at the assembly election, as the party gathers for its spring conference in Llandudno. | On Friday, UKIP said it was making preparations for its "first ever UK stronghold of elected politicians" at the assembly election, as the party gathers for its spring conference in Llandudno. |
| UKIP Wales' main policies for the assembly election are: | UKIP Wales' main policies for the assembly election are: |