Wales Audit Office report on preparations in Wales for a ‘no-deal’ Brexit
Background
The Auditor General for Wales published a report on ‘Preparations
in Wales for a ‘no-deal’ Brexit’ in February 2019.
The report reviewed the arrangements being made by public
bodies in Wales to manage the implications, risks and opportunities of Brexit.
The Committee’s work in
this area
Exploring the preparedness of the Welsh Government has been a
key strand of the External Affairs and
Additional Legislation Committee’s work. The Committee’s previous work
encompassing aspects of Brexit preparedness included:
- the implications of Brexit for
Welsh ports;
- How is the Welsh Government
preparing for Brexit?; and
- Preparing for Brexit – a look at
key sectors.
Evidence gathering
In response to the publication of the Auditor General’s
report, the Committee decided to take evidence from the Counsel General and
Brexit Minister. The session took place on 11 March 2019.
Reporting
The Committee wrote
(PDF, 197KB) to the Welsh Government to outline its views and recommendations
on 26 March 2019.
The Welsh Government responded
(PDF, 287KB) to the Committee’s letter on 23 April 2019.
On 27 September 2019 the Chair received correspondence from the Auditor General for Wales, providing an update to his ‘Preparations in Wales for a ‘no deal’ Brexit’ report.
Business type: Committee Inquiry
Reason considered: Senedd Business;
Status: Complete
First published: 15/03/2019
Documents
- Correspondence from the Auditor General of Wales regarding Brexit preparedness - 27 September 2019
PDF 536 KB
- Correspondence from the Brexit Minister regarding the Wales Audit Office report on preparations for Brexit in Wales - 23 April 2019
PDF 287 KB
- Correspondence to the Brexit Minister regarding the Wales Audit Office report on preparations for Brexit in Wales - 26 March 2019
PDF 197 KB