of the Scotland article, but what that form will be depends upon concensus.     ::Just to let you guys know - the 'royal' badge was removed from the infobox on the Wales article for several reasons: It was used only by the Senedd on Legislative Competence Orders (new laws written by (members of) the Senedd, then passed onto the London government for enactment as secondary legislation) and therefore used very rarely and not representative of Wales - The Assemby itself is represented by a dragon; The previous 'royal' badge wasn't shown prior to the 'granting' of the new one - as it was considered fairly irrelevant and not representative of Wales; It shows a shield with a disproportionate royal crown above it, surrounded by the symbols of other countries, i.e. not representative of Wales. The 'royal' badge is shown on the Wales article, but in the Government and Politics section. It was decided that the most representative symbol of Wales is the Red Dragon, but that as it appears on the national flag in the infobox already, it would be duplication, adding nothing to the information given. We tried putting Llewelyn Fawr's shield on, but it was reverted for being historic (it's on the National Symbols section). I hope a shield will return (Llewelyn Fawr's or Glyndwr's), but it's not likely to happen any time soon. Yours     ::::d'oh. Just re-read. What I meant to say, of course, was that the symbol, representative of the Welsh Assembly, is of a dragon. No offense was meant to any AMs. )     :::Thanks  for clearing that up. Personally, I hope Llewelyn Fawr's arms are restored; if they're good enough for The Prince of Wales as a Royal emblem and incorporated into the new Royal badge of wales I recon nobody has cause for complaint.      Well i would like to see the badge or coats back on the info box this week as it is not fair on Scotland & the article, Please put it back on.Thank You     ===Resolving the issue: The Royal Emblem in the info-box=