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The Tax Engagement Group provides a forum for representatives from different sectors to reflect on tax policy and administration issues.

Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru develops large scale wind projects on public land on behalf of Wales.

The National Joint Professional Advisory Committee advises on health and health services related to more than 1 profession.

The Bus Decarbonisation Task and Finish Group advised on how to reduce carbon emissions in the Welsh bus fleet.

The Group provided advice on the development of a new plan for regional investment.

The Hate and Community Tensions Board Cymru advises on countering hateful attitudes and hate crime.

The Wales Whelk Advisory Group involves a range of stakeholders advising on whelk fishery management.

The Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Advisory Group advised on the adverse health effects of COVID-19.

As of Thursday 10 December the time people have to self-isolate for coronavirus will be reduced from 14 days to 10 in Wales.

First Minister will challenge UK politicians to work together to achieve a deal future generations can be proud of.

Minister for Social Care Dawn Bowden heard from young carers during Carers’ Week about the importance of being identified, as a first step to accessing support in school.

Jeremy Miles MS, Counsel General and Minister for European Transition

Following changes to the policy on self-isolation, the Welsh Government’s self-isolation support scheme will increase from £500 to £750.

Campaign materials for Renting Homes and how to use them.

The Haven Waterway Enterprise Zone Advisory Board advised on developing the economy of the Zone and surrounding area.

The Dementia Oversight of Implementation and Impact Group informed and monitored progress against the Dementia action plan 2018 to 2022.

The Seas and Coast Sub-group advised on how Brexit affects our approach to managing the seas and coast.

The group reviewed the vocational qualifications on offer to learners and employers in Wales and made recommendations.

The Regeneration Investment Fund for Wales (RIFW) was a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) set up to invest in the regeneration of town centres.

The Welsh for Adults Scrutiny Committee scrutinised the work of the National Centre for Learning Welsh on behalf of the Welsh Government.