Institutions and government practice question
What is the name of the devolved parliament that makes laws for Wales?
- Holyrood
- Stormont
- The SeneddCorrect answer
- Westminster
Why
The Senedd, also called the Welsh Parliament, makes laws for Wales. It took this name in 2020, having previously been the National Assembly for Wales.
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