The Commission and administration explained

The corporate body for the National Assembly for Wales is known as the Assembly Commission.

The Government of Wales Act 2006 provides the National Assembly for Wales with significant new powers to legislate, and strengthens its scrutiny role. It also creates a legally separate Welsh Assembly Government and new Corporate Body which is called the National Assembly for Wales Commission, which has responsibility for the provision of property, staff and services to support the Assembly Members

The Commission consists of the Presiding Officer and four other Members nominated by the main political parties. The staff of the Commission are employees of the Commission and are headed by the Chief Executive and Clerk of the Assembly.

More information:

The Assembly Commission is chaired by the Presiding Officer, and consists of four other Assembly Members. This section contains details of the Commissioners and their areas of responsibility.
View all Assembly Commission publications (agendas, papers, minutes, policies, annual reports).
The staff of the Assembly Commission are headed by Claire Clancy,  the Chief Executive and Clerk of the Assembly.
The Assembly Commission is made up of three directorates and two service areas, all of which are accountable to the Chief Executive.

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