Senedd Cymru (the Welsh Parliament) and the Welsh Government are two separate parts of the devolved administration in Wales. What is the correct composition of Senedd Cymru and its primary role in relation to the Welsh Government?
- The Senedd consists of 60 members elected every four years and acts as the legislature to make laws and scrutinize the Welsh Government.Answer
- BThe Senedd consists of 60 members elected every five years and is the executive body responsible for implementing laws and running services.
- CThe Senedd consists of 129 members elected every four years and is the body responsible for the separate Welsh legal and court system.
- DThe Senedd consists of 90 members elected every five years and has the power to make laws on reserved matters such as defense and taxation.
Answer
The Senedd consists of 60 members elected every four years and acts as the legislature to make laws and scrutinize the Welsh Government.
The correct answer identifies that Senedd Cymru is the legislative body composed of 60 members elected on a four-year cycle, with the primary responsibility of making laws for Wales and holding the Welsh Government to account through scrutiny.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
The structure and role of Senedd Cymru in the Welsh devolved administration.
Practice More
Review the differences between the powers devolved to Scotland and those devolved to Wales, specifically regarding the justice system.
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