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How public bodies should plan for and specify requirements when buying steel - this updates the 2018 PAN of the same name.

Social research showing how changes made to the Phase 1 activities for Streamlining Welsh Benefits can improve outcomes and impacts.

How the Regulation of Registered Social Landlords (Wales) Act 2018 will affect children's rights, the Welsh language and equality of opportunity.

A summary of planning policy and how we proposed to adapt it in line with the goals of The Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Bill.

Recommendations for how the standard of initial teacher education can be improved. The effect of proposed changes on a number of areas such as children's rights.

How to prepare for, organise and carry out meetings that make sure learners with additional learning needs get the help they need.

How different land use causes soil loss into water. Part of the 2018 to 2019 Soil Policy Evidence programme.

The Jones family lookback at their experiences of lockdown, home schooling and how their relationships have developed after spending more time together as a family.

How we can maximise marine energy resource from around our coasts with minimum local environmental impact.

Sets out how the resolutions and recommendations made by the Senedd during their consideration period have been considered and the changes made.

The framework set out our plans to make it easier for people to know what vaccinations they are eligible for and how to receive them.

How duties in the Procurement (UK) Bill and the Social Partnership and Public Procurement (Wales) Act improve procurement for public bodies.

Explains how we used personal data collected by the National Survey for Wales between April 2024 and March 2025.

The Welsh Government has issued guidance on how the Welsh NHS should care for babies born on the threshold of survival.

How to take action against unauthorised agricultural activity on common land under section 46 of the Commons Act 2006.

Find out about how Cardiff Council has worked with partners to make Cardiff a Real Living Wage City.

Assessments on how the Elections and Elected Bodies (Wales) Bill affects areas such children's rights, the justice system and the Welsh language.

How to get involved and have your say about your housing association if you live in a housing association property.

How we will embed the Welsh language in health and social care so that people can access the care that they deserve and require.

Outlines how the Welsh Government and Plaid Cymru will work together over the next 3 years on policies where there is a common interest.