Being Wales' opposition party is a work in progress, says Reform's Tice
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Richard Tice says that the Reform party is still learning to be the main opposition in Wales.
He believes that the party is already making a real difference in the Welsh Parliament.
According to Tice, they are challenging the status quo and asking difficult questions.
This work is described as a work in progress as they build their influence.
Reform UK became the official opposition after recent changes in the Senedd.
Many voters in Wales are looking for an alternative to the traditional parties.
Tice emphasizes that it takes time to develop a strong political platform.
He is optimistic about the party's future in upcoming elections.
The party wants to focus on the economy and public services in Wales.
For now, they are working hard to win the trust of local communities.
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