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The Welsh Parliament (Senedd) and its members

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The Welsh Parliament is called the Senedd and meets in Cardiff. Its members are known as Members of the Senedd, or MSs. They are elected using a form of proportional representation. The number of members has increased since the 2013 handbook, so it is best to remember the body and its role rather than rely on the older figure of 60.

Memory tip: Welsh Parliament = the Senedd in Cardiff; members are MSs, elected by proportional representation.

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What are members of the Welsh Parliament (Senedd) now called?

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