Petitions
A Petition is a way of asking the National Assembly to consider any issue, problem or proposal that the Assembly has the power to do something about. The Assembly’s rules mean that any petition that the Presiding Officer decides is admissible must be considered by the Assembly. The Assembly has set up a Petitions Committee to consider admissible petitions and to decide what action should be taken.
We are aware that some users are experiencing problems when attempting to sign e-petitions. If you have been experiencing any difficulties, please
· contact us by using our online form,
· email us: assembly.website@wales.gsi.gov.uk
· call the Assembly Information Line on 0845 010 5500, or Textphone: 0845 010 5678.
Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience this may cause you.
The Petitions Team
e-Petitions Guidance
This section explains what subjects can be considered through the petitions process, and how the National Assembly's petitions process works.
e-Petitions Guidance >>
e-Petitions Terms and Conditions
In order for a petition presented to the Assembly to be considered admissable, it must meet some basic terms and conditions.
e-Petitions Terms and Conditions >>
Petitions Committee
The role of the Petitions Committee is to consider petitions referred by the Presiding Officer in accordance with Standing Order 28.8. The Committee's pages can be viewed through this section.
Petitions Committee >>
