The Welsh Assembly

1. Following the yes vote in the referendum on further law-making powers for the Assembly on 3 March 2011. The National Assembly is now able to make laws on subjects in all of the 20 areas for which it has powers, without needing the UK parliament's agreement to giving the assembly the necessary powers. The Assembly is able to table its own bills and vote to pass its own Acts.

2. Finding my Assembly Member (A.M)-  Name: Mick Antoniw  Party: Labour Party    Constituency: pontypridd

      Role of the assembly
The Assembly performs three functions: representing Wales and its people; making laws for Wales; and holding the Welsh Government to account.

    History of the Assembly and its Buildings 

 
 The Senedd was opened in 2006, and is where Assembly Members gather for Plenary. The Assembly estate also includes the Pierhead, an historical building in Cardiff Bay.
 The Senedd is situated in a prime position on the waterfront in Cardiff Bay. It houses the National Assembly for Wales’ Siambr (debating chamber) and Committee Rooms.
 The Pierhead is a unique visitor, events and conference venue for the people of Wales; a space to express opinions and give voice to issues that matter.




Reference;
www.assemblywales.org
Notes in class