This week, Tomorrow’s Wales hosted two highly succesful conferences on ‘The New National Assembly for Wales: Building on Experience’. The conferences will help us review our guide to the National Assembly for Wales, and updated version of which we will publich before the end of the year.

The presentations given at the conferences can be accessed through the links below.

The New National Assembly for Wales: Lessons from the First Two Years
Keith Bush, Director of Legal Services National Assembly for Wales

The Assembly’s New Processes and how Civil Society has Responded
Geraint Talfan Davies, Chair of IWA

From Theory to Practice: how Quasi-legislative Devolution Actually Operates          
Marie Navarro, Cardiff Law School and Wales Legislation Online

The View from the Voluntary Sector
Jennifer Bradbury and Michelle Matheron, WCVA Voices for Change Project

Tomorrow’s Wales and the Electoral Reform Society will jointly host a panel debate at this year’s National Eisteddfod at Bala, on the topic ‘Devolution and the Future of Wales’.

The event will take place on Friday 7th August between 11.00am - 12.00pm at the Sbardun stand on the Eisteddfod Maes. The debate will be chaired by Meri Huws, Chair of the Welsh Language Board and member of the Tomorrow’s Wales Executive, and on the panel will be:

Rebecca Williams, Electoral Reform Society Wales board member;
Hywel Ceri Jones, former Chair of the European Policy Centre; 
Elin Wyn, Tomorrow’s Wales Development Officer

The event will provide an opportunity to explore issues of importance for the devolution process over the coming period and will include opportunities for the audience to express their views and question the panelists.

We very much hope that you will be able to join us.