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Boundary consultation – a second chance to have your say

Last updated: 2022/03/04 at 12:29 PM
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Last year, the Boundary Commission for Wales asked you to tell them your thoughts on changes to parliamentary boundaries in Wales.

Now you have a second chance to have your say.

During the first consultation back in autumn 2021, comments and representations were sent to the Boundary Commission and they would now like to hear what your think of those comments to enhance the debate.

You have until March 30 to let them know your thoughts.

Once the deadline has passed, all the comments and debates from both consultations will be used to develop revised proposals, which will be published in the autumn this year.

Full details of what is being proposed along with detailed maps and the initial proposal report are at both available on the Boundary Commission for Wales’ website.

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