Rejected petition Call an early senedd election NO TO ANOTHER UNELECTED 1ST MINISTER

While another 1st minister has come and gone as a public we in Wales call for an early senedd election to choose who we want as our new 1st minister

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We do not want another first minister leader of the Welsh senedd that has not been voted in by the Welsh public we demand an early election let the public of Wales choose who runs the country let's not have it thrown on us.
We have had the farcical 20mph speed limits implemented across the country of which nearly 500,000 people signed a petition calling for them to be recinded and implemented only in areas of concern.
Then we've had the Vaughan Gethin saga including the 200k donation, the potentially illegal/unlawfull sacking of a minister under his direct employ with no apology even when the press came forward and denied she was their source.
Now the names being put forward for the new leader of the Welsh Labour Party and first minister include a minister who is disqualified from driving having been prosecuted for speeding, how in all honesty can we have an advocate for a reduced speed limit enforced by the senedd by a convicted motorist doesn't it negate the whole arguement or validation of this mandated limit.

Why was this petition rejected?

There’s already a petition about this issue. We cannot accept a new petition when we already have one about a very similar issue, or if the Petitions Committee has considered one in the last year.

Another petition calling for this is already collecting signatures: Call for an early Senedd election.

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https://petitions.senedd.wales/petitions/246141

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Date submitted 22 July 2024
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