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In what practical ways do the powers of the
Assembly, or the limits if its powers, impinge on the
CIEH on the people that we serve? |
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Best examples of this from the point of view of
the CIEH |
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Does the Government of Wales Act provide the Assembly
with the powers it needs to operate effectively and meet
the expectations of the people of Wales? |
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Whether, and if so how, the powers should be extended,
strengthened and changed and whether they should include
tax varying powers. |
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Is it inevitable that the Assembly would need to
be reconstituted on the Parliamentary model? |
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Organisational changes – gains and losses |
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Effectiveness of the Assembly in influencing UK
Government policy |
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Advantages and disadvantages of shared law making
process, respective contributions of AMs, MPs and Peers. |
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Gains and losses if Cardiff had primary legislative
powers. |
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Welsh interests and the role of Welsh MPs |
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Welsh interests and the reduction of the role
of the Secretary of State in the event of primary legislative
power passing to the Assembly |
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Gains and losses in policy development and implementation
if there were to be clear separation between England and
Wales |
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Financial Context |
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Funding Streams |
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General Comments |