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Recruiting for impact: a guide to successful public appointment recruitment - What Welsh policy means for board skills
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What Welsh policy means for board skills
Welsh public bodies must deliver against duties including the Well‑being of Future Generations Act, Biodiversity Duty, Socio‑economic Duty, ARWAP and Cymraeg 2050. These frameworks imply clear expectations about skills and capability on boards.
Things to consider
Boards benefit from members who can:
- embed climate, nature and sustainability thinking in decisions
- understand inequality, work with affected communities and challenge systems
- strengthen anti-racist governance and evidence-based policy
- lead and champion the Welsh language as a core cultural responsibility
- think long‑term, preventatively and across interconnected systems
- uphold ethical standards, stewardship and constructive challenge
Why it matters
This is not just about representation it is about skills for the Wales we are building.