Gwynedd MS wants you to decide what should be debated in Parliament

A Gwynedd Senedd Member has launched a citizens’ survey seeking your views on which local issues should be debated in Parliament.

Mabon ap Gwynfor, Member of the Welsh Parliament for Dwyfor Meirionnydd, wants to ensure “all issues are properly debated in Parliament.”

The local MS has been given a slot in the Senedd’s timetable to debate a topic of his choice. In launching the survey, Mr ap Gwynfor says he’s trying to “bridge the gap between real local issues and what’s actually debated by politicians.”

Mabon ap Gwynfor MS said:

“I’m launching this citizens’ survey to hear your views, your opinions and your concerns.

“Over recent years there has been a widening gap between the real local issues facing people and communities, and what is actually debated by politicians in Parliament.

“I want to know from you what are the most pressing issues of the day, and what you believe the Welsh government and the Welsh Parliament should be focussing on.

“From the large issues such as education and transport, or local issues such as potholes and doctor's appointments, or even the most personal, your views matter.”

You can take part in the survey here: www.dwyformeirionnydd.wales/survey

The survey will run until Monday the 7th of February.


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  • Karlito McZic
    commented 2022-01-31 15:30:48 +0000
    Llanbedr and the way it was treated should be on the Agenda. Specifically the review process and Lee Waters decision not being based on science, their total refusal to consider the science based on reduced speed, and their lies about meetings with the Lord Lieutentants (The main objector and the reason for tens of thousands of costs last year with his judicial review – He governs the judiciary in his post – imagine that)
  • Aaron Wynne
    published this page in Latest News 2022-01-31 11:19:38 +0000

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