The Rump was replaced by an assembly nominated mostly by the army high command.
The Islamist party that leads Tunisia's constituent assembly nominated Ali Laarayedh, a former political prisoner who now runs the ministry overseeing the police, as the new prime minister.
He told BBC Radio Wales: "Simply turning up at the assembly and nominating Carwyn Jones without a word over what sort of government he will be leading, what programme he will be putting together, I think that is simply not good enough and it is not respectful of all parties in the assembly.
Ostensibly intoxicated with its landslide electoral victory, the MB broke its earlier promise not to monopolize the political process, attempted to dictate the makeup of the constitutional assembly and nominated a presidential candidate in the elections scheduled for next month.
And cleverly, in order to make the new economic elite feel more influential, the CCP has encouraged them to participate in local assemblies and nominated the most successful of them to the National People's Congress or the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
This past week delegates came from all over the country to participate in the Loya Jirga in Kabul, a grand assembly convened to nominate a transitional government.
Local attitudes toward him rapidly deteriorated as he began implementing the various acts, including the Boston Port Act, which put many people out of work, and the Massachusetts Government Act, which formally rescinded the provincial assembly's right to nominate members of the Governor's Council, though it retained the elected General Court.
Designated cities are divided into ku (wards), each of which has a chief and an assembly, the former being nominated by the mayor and the latter elected by the residents.
In 217 BC, a law was passed that gave the popular assemblies the right to nominate dictators.
In a speech in London on Thursday he will also say the Welsh assembly should be able to nominate members of the House of Lords.
