And ab you’re wrong about the voting .Welsh Labour still has the electoral college so votes are weighted - one third members, one third trade union members, and one third politicians - utterly amazed you didn’t know that.
Are affiliated union members who do not reside in Wales eligible to vote in the leadership and deputy leadership elections in Wales, or just members who reside in Wales?
They are trying to before Jalima but oposition from Unite who wants to keep the Electoral College System.
The woman who had the most votes in the female deputy leader election recently , but didn’t win , was a strong supporter of One Member One Vote , has the most votes but loses !
The above replies have been very informative as even though I am a long way right of centre, I find politics very interesting but complicated at times!
Anniebach Unite has a Welsh Region which comes under the National Structure with its own Regional Secretary.
As I have stated the Branches are Trade Group Based and have there own National Organizers dependent of the industry they are attached to. Branches are in many ways autonomous with there own funding and Branch officers (Chair person, Branch Secretary) and make many of their own decisions in regards to servicing their branch membership.