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Programme for Government: Taking stock midway through the Sixth Senedd

Over the past three weeks, we’ve been exploring the Welsh Government’s progress in delivering its Programme for Government (PfG). This follows the publication in July of the Welsh Government’s PfG annual report. We’ve published articles covering each of the 10 well-being objectives, which the PfG is structured around.

Reducing the NHS waiting list backlog

The Welsh Government published its programme for transforming and modernising planned care and reducing waiting lists in Wales in April 2022. Backlogs in routine care have inevitably built up during the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in long waits for diagnostics and treatment...

Help and information on cost of living support

Many households, businesses, charities and public sector organisations across Wales are facing considerable challenges from rising costs. Senedd Research answers questions from Members and their staff through the usual enquiry process, but we’ve also collated some links to reliable information from official and reputable sources to help people in Wales...

Research Articles

Senedd Research

We are a research and information service based in the Welsh Parliament.

Senedd Research publishes information on topical issues and developments within the Welsh Parliaments. This comes in a number of formats, from short articles (Research Articles) and longer briefings (Research Publications) to interactive maps which all contributes to an open and well informed debate in Wales.

 

Senedd Business

We usually publish research articles ahead of debates that Members of Senedd hold in the Siambr (Plenary) to contribute to an open and well informed debate in Wales.

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Plenary Articles

Debate: Stage 3 of the Senedd Cymru (Members and Elections) Bill (Tuesday 30 April)

Debate on the Petitions Committee report: A Warmer Winter P-06-1326 The Senedd should scrutinise the prepayment meter scandal in Wales (Wednesday 1 May)

Debate on the Equality and Social Justice Committee report: How we must all play our part - a public health approach to halting the epidemic in gender based violence (Wednesday 8 May)

Debate on the Health and Social Care Committee report - Unheard: Women's journey through gynaecological cancer (Wednesday 15 May)

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