Attend a Committee Meeting at the Senedd
Sit in on a committee meeting and see how Members of the Senedd (MSs) explore important issues in detail.
These are smaller meetings, usually involving 4 to 6 Members, where topics like education, climate change, transport and public services are discussed.
Committee meetings help shape decisions and hold the Welsh Government to account.
What Happens in a Committee Meeting?
During a committee meeting, you might see:
- Experts and organisations giving evidence
- Members questioning Ministers or officials
- Detailed discussions on proposed laws and policies
- Reports and recommendations being developed
Find out which committees are meeting.
Booking Your Seat
You can book seats up to three weeks in advance. While booking is recommended, it’s not always necessary, there may be seats available on the day. Just ask at reception when you arrive.
chevron_rightPlease note:
- Some committee meetings are held in private and not open to the public
- Group bookings are limited to 10 people to ensure fair access
- Seats are held for 15 minutes after the booked time, then released to the reserve list
- If you’ll be late, let us know when booking so we can hold your seat
- If you can’t attend, please let us know so we can offer your seat to someone else
Before You Visit
- Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to pass through security
- We use airport-style screening, so bring only essential items - all bags and belongings will be scanned
During the Meeting
To help maintain a respectful environment:
- Switch all devices to silent
- Do not take photos or video
- Avoid bringing food, drink or using e-cigarettes
- You mustn’t arrive under the influence of alcohol or drugs
- Do not speak loudly or interrupt the meeting
- Do not cause offence to other visitors
Disruptive behaviour may result in being asked to leave.
