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Code of Conduct and Associated Rules and Guidance for Members of the Senedd
The purpose of the Code of Conduct is to uphold the reputation of the Senedd. It provides the openness and accountability necessary to reinforce public confidence in the Members of the Senedd regarding the way in which they discharge their important public duties and responsibilities.
This Code applies to all Members of the Senedd. Members must comply with it. Further rules on the conduct of Senedd business, including Standing Orders and the Presiding Officer's guidance, can be found here.
The Senedd is committed to dealing effectively with any concerns or complaints. Should you have any concerns about a Member's conduct or wish to make a complaint, please contact the Standards Commissioner.
Should you have any concerns relating to the Senedd Commission or wish to make a complaint, please visit our Complaints page.
On 18 March 2026, the motion to approve the Code of Conduct on the Standards of Conduct for Members of the Senedd was agreed by the Senedd, to come into force for the beginning of the Seventh Senedd. Further information about the development of the new code is set out in a news article.
Code of Conduct
Rules and Guidance
PDF Files
- Code of Conduct on the Standards of Conduct of Members of the Senedd
- Guidance on the Code of Conduct for Members of the Senedd
- Guidance for Members of the Senedd on the registration, declaration and recording of financial and other interests
- Guidance for Members of the Senedd on the recording of the employment of family members with the support of commission funds
- Rules and Guidance on the Use of Senedd Resources
- Rules for the operation of Cross-Party Groups
- Guidance on lobbying and access to Members of the Senedd
- Code on Different Roles and Responsibilities of Constituency Members and Regional Members
- Procedure for dealing with complaints against Members of the Senedd
- Protocol between Commissioner for Standards, the Senedd, and Director of Public Prosecutions