External Affairs and Additional Legislation Committee

● Actively Monitored
Sessions analysed91
Commitments109
Positions252
Recommendations182

Latest Signals

06 Jan 2020New Ireland protocol seen as trade barrier for WalesWelsh GovernmentConcern
[Speaker: Delyth Jewell] Michael Gove actually told the committee—well, he did reassure us that there would be greater opportunities for Holyhead as a result of this deal. So, I take it that you would agree that that seems very, very unlikely to happen. [Speaker: Mark Drakeford (First Minister of Wales)] I look forward to the report of the trade observatory, in case it does identify any additional opportunities. But most opportunities appear to me to be having to employ more people to carry out more checks that will make trade more difficult.
06 Jan 2020Sewel convention should be codified and challengeableWelsh GovernmentLegislative
06 Jan 2020Shared prosperity fund viewed as devolution testWelsh GovernmentConcern
06 Jan 2020Welsh Government seeks consensus, not brinkmanshipWelsh GovernmentPosition

Recent Sessions

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01 Mar 2021Welsh international strategy after Brexit and COVID
2 commit4 pos2 concern1 rec1 leg
22 Feb 2021Welsh Government on Brexit, trade and devolution
4 commit5 pos7 concern1 leg
01 Feb 2021Wales in the UK: post-Brexit constitutional change
3 pos4 concern3 rec1 disag
25 Jan 2021EU citizens rights and Wales post-Brexit
3 pos3 concern6 rec1 disag
11 Jan 2021Wales-EU trade deal and common frameworks
2 commit2 pos4 concern2 rec

Recent Commitments

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Recent Recommendations

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Frequent Witnesses

Welsh Government41× · 476 insights
Cardiff University6× · 16 insights
UK Government5× · 47 insights
University of Edinburgh4× · 23 insights
Institute for Government3× · 23 insights
Department for Exiting the European Union3× · 20 insights