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    IoD members invited to contribute to the Consultation: Creating a Parliament for Wales

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryMarch 8, 2018Updated:March 27, 2018No Comments
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    IoD Wales Director Robert Lloyd Griffiths is contributing to the early stages of a crucial Welsh Assembly consultation to determine the future of the Senedd and to shape any changes necessary to ensure its efficiency.

    The Wales Act 2017 gives the Assembly powers over its own electoral and internal arrangements, therefore providing opportunities to consider whether changes to the Assembly could contribute to ensuring that it is able to carry out its current and future responsibilities as effectively as possible.

    Robert is one of a select group of leaders of key Welsh business groups contributing to the process and ensuring that the voice of Welsh business is heard. Our members can contribute to the consultation through the following link: https://www.futuresenedd.wales

    The consultation will close on Friday 6 April 2018.

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