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National Assembly for Wales Committees

Assembly members from all parties are able to voice their opinions as to how each subject area should be dealt with by the executive. They do this mostly through Subject Committees, which develop policies and examine what the Assembly does. Members are elected to serve on the Subject Committees so that the balance of political groups in the Assembly is reflected, as far as practicable, in the membership of each committee 

Regional Committees represent the needs and interests of their localities and they convey issues of local concern to the full Assembly and to the Subject Committees. There are four Regional Committees, which are made up of members from the relevant constituency and electoral region.

Most committee meetings take place in public and a number are broadcast.

These pages give you access to details of committee membership- a view of all current and past business of the committees and a virtual tour of the committee rooms.