Committee for the Scrutiny of the First Minister

Committee for the Scrutiny of the First Minister

Meetings Schedule

Meeting Transcripts

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Contact Details

Welsh Parliament

Cardiff Bay

Cardiff

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Latest Committee Activity

Committee News

the Committee will next meet on 13 December in Cardiff to scrutinise the First Minister.
The Committe met on 12 July in Parc y Scarlets, Llanelli to Scrutinise the First Minister on the topic of Rural Communities.
On 8 May, the Committee wrote to the First Minister to further discuss the meeting on 26 April.
On 26 April, the committee met to scrutinise Vaughan Gething on the topic of Care-Experienced Children.
On 8 December, the Committee met in Cardiff to discuss the theme of warm and fed this Winter and to scrutinise the First Minister and the Leader of Plaid Cymru on the Co-operation Agreement.
On 7 July, the Committee met in person at Glyndwr University in Wrexham to discuss the theme of North Wales.
On 24 March, the Committee met in Cardiff to discuss the theme of the cost of living and to scrutinise the First Minister and the Leader of Plaid Cymru on the Co-operation Agreement.

Current Work

Remit

The Committee was established on 6 October 2021 to scrutinise the First Minister on any matter relevant to the exercise of the functions of the Welsh Government.

Committee Members

David Rees MS

Chair

Aberavon

Welsh Labour

Welsh Labour Group

Deputy Presiding Officer

Russell George MS

Russell George MS

Montgomeryshire

Welsh Conservative Party

Welsh Conservative Party Group

John Griffiths MS

John Griffiths MS

Newport East

Welsh Labour

Welsh Labour Group

Llyr Gruffydd MS

Llyr Gruffydd MS

North Wales

Plaid Cymru

Plaid Cymru Group

Mark Isherwood MS

Mark Isherwood MS

North Wales

Welsh Conservative Party

Welsh Conservative Party Group

Jenny Rathbone MS

Jenny Rathbone MS

Cardiff Central

Welsh Labour

Welsh Labour Group

Carolyn Thomas MS

Carolyn Thomas MS

North Wales

Welsh Labour

Welsh Labour Group

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