The National Assembly for Wales, or Welsh Assembly Government (WAG), is situated
in Cardiff, the capital city of Wales. It has 60 Assembly Members (AMs) and elections
are held every four years. Members can speak in either Welsh or English and all its
publications are in both languages. The Assembly has the power to make decisions on
important matters such as education policy, the environment, health services, transport
and local government, and to pass laws for Wales on these matters within a statutory
framework set out by the UK Parliament at Westminster

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