The petitions process is one of the main ways the public can engage with and influence the work of the Senedd.
Use of the Senedd’s petitions system has grown steadily since it was introduced in 2007. In 2022, 83 new petitions were considered by the Senedd’s Petitions Committee.
Each petition with more than 250 signatures is considered by the Senedd’s Petitions Committee.
Senedd Research provides the Committee with a research brief to inform its consideration of each petition. You can find a collection of those research briefs below.
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- Fund music education for future generations in the “land of song”
- Ban smartphones in all schools in Wales with exemptions for exceptional circumstances
- Welsh Government to protect funding in education from WG and Local Authority cuts
- We call on UWTSD and the Welsh Government to create a viable, sustainable plan for the long-term future of Lampeter campus
- Put rugby in the curriculum for Wales from primary schools through to secondary Schools
- Stop the use of term 'Universal Provision' as a reason to deny ALN
- Reverse the Closure of Post Grad Counselling and Psychotherapy Courses at University of South Wales
- Enable Cardiff University to keep the Nursing degree course
- Help Cardiff University to keep their Modern Languages degree courses
- Direct NRW to revoke the environmental permit and ensure the closure of Enovert’s, Hafod Landfill Site in Wrexham
- Preserve the unique character of the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal for the future generations of Wales
- Ban plastic mesh netting in grass turf in Wales
- Sea bottom trawling is killing our marine wildlife...Stop bulldozing our marine wildlife!
- Ensure diagnosis and treatment for people suffering from adverse Covid-19 vaccine side effects
- Maintain 24 hour access to the Minor Injuries Unit (MIU) at Prince Philip Hospital, Llanelli
- To make heart screening a mandatory requirement for membership of sports clubs and gyms in Wales
- Establish a ‘Care Society’ to Tackle the Long COVID Crisis in Wales
- Call on the Welsh Government to recognise and address the dental crisis facing patients in Wales
- Prevent Powys patients who are treated in English hospitals from facing increased waiting times
- Review the Carr Hill Formula in Wales - the funding system for primary care
- Appeal: Wales Autism Bill 2019 (For the Few, Not the Many)
- Protect full stroke services at Bronglais Hospital; prevent downgrade to Treat and Transfer
- Keep weekend opening at Cardigan minor injuries unit
- Take urgent action to improve the NHS in West Wales, and address the crisis at Glangwili hospital
- Provide more timely and accessible mental health support for children under 10, including by referral to Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS)
- A new Senedd Act to Recall Local Government Councillors
- Limit the Welsh Councils to a maximum increase of 2% on Council tax each year, starting in April 2025
- Scrap Proposals for a Tourism Tax
- Neath Port Talbot UNISON needs additional Funding for NPT Council
- Convene a summit to accelerate sustainable and ethical investment by public sector pensions
- Introduce inflation cap to all Local Authority council tax increases in Wales
- Set stricter rules to limit gifts, donations and payments received by Members of Senedd
- Any Government policy or project that costs more than £10 Million must be voted in by the electorate
- Create a structure within the Senedd to ban politicians convicted of intended deception
- Adjourn the implementation of the 36 extra members of the Senedd until 2030
- Provide a pedestrian crossing on A4042 Llanover; make safe for bus users and reduce the speed limit
- Introduce a bus service from Abergavenny Bus Station to The Grange Hospital
- We call for an end to further public funding for cycle paths and cycle Infrastructure in Wales
- Urgent installation of CCTV at Porth Train Station and bridge
- Implement safety measures at the A477 Red Roses junction to reduce accidents and stop any fatalities
- Welsh Government should fund the Llanbedr relief road!