Select Committee · Welsh Affairs Committee

The Welsh economy and Covid-19

Status: Closed Opened: 23 Apr 2020 Closed: 22 Feb 2021 1 report
Inquiry scopeThe Welsh Affairs Committee has launched an inquiry into the economic consequences for Wales of Covid-19, and the support that will be required to support the Welsh economy both during the pandemic and the rebuilding period that will follow.

Reports

1 report

Oral evidence sessions

3 sessions

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Date Session and witnesses Source
25 Jun 2020
Oral evidence
Ken Skates MS · The Welsh Government, Rebecca Evans MS · Welsh Government
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11 Jun 2020
oral evidence; Oral evidence
Avril Lewis MBE · Technology Connected, Caroline Norbury · Creative Industries Federation, Claudia Currie · Chartered Institute of Highways and Transportation, Luned Whelan · TAC (Independent Television Wales), Lynn Pamment · Welsh Sports Association, Tim Williams · Welsh Automotive Forum
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12 May 2020
Oral evidence
No witnesses recorded
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Who gave evidence

8 witnesses

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WitnessOrganisationSessions
Avril Lewis MBE · Managing Director Technology Connected 1
Caroline Norbury · CEO Creative Industries Federation 1
Claudia Currie · Associate Transport Planner Chartered Institute of Highways and Transportation 1
Ken Skates MS · Cabinet Secretary for North Wales and Transport The Welsh Government 1
Luned Whelan · Executive Manager TAC (Independent Television Wales) 1
Lynn Pamment · Chair Welsh Sports Association 1
Rebecca Evans MS · Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Energy and Planning Welsh Government 1
Tim Williams · Chief Executive Welsh Automotive Forum 1

Correspondence

5 letters

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