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Independent Adviser to the Senedd Commission, WELSH PARLIAMENT

Cardiff
£7k/yr
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Duration: 3 years fixed-term

Remuneration: £5,000 per annum, with an additional £2,000 available for advisory committee chairing responsibilities

Location: Cardiff

Independent Adviser to the Senedd Commission

The Senedd Commission is seeking to appoint an Independent Adviser to bring independent insight, constructive challenge and assurance to support its governance and strategic decision-making.

As an Independent Adviser you will be required to act in a non-political, advisory capacity to the Senedd Commission, predominantly through its executive team. The Advisers are expected to develop constructive relationships and offer supportive challenge across the Commission’s business with a view to ensuring that all aspects of strategy and delivery are scrutinised for effectiveness and efficiency. They contribute to the corporate governance, monitoring of the performance and progress of the organisation, including the use of human and financial resources, and maintain a critical overview of the organisation’s financial controls and procedures.

We Are Looking For

We are looking for an experienced individual with sound judgement, credibility, and a commitment to public service. We are particularly interested in candidates with:

  • Expertise in finance, audit, risk; and
  • Dignity and respect, equality and inclusion.

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We are also particularly interested in candidates with experience in transformation, digital change, or senior leadership.

This is a rewarding non-executive role offering the opportunity to influence decision-making at the heart of Welsh democracy. The commitment is around 15 days per year and remuneration is £5,000 per annum, with an additional £2,000 available for advisory committee chairing responsibilities.

We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and particularly encourage applications from individuals whose perspectives are under-represented in senior public appointments in Wales.

Closing date for applications

15:00 21 August 2026


Cyfnod: Tymor penodol o dair blynedd

Tâl: £5,000 y flwyddyn, gyda £2,000 ychwanegol ar gael ar gyfer cyfrifoldebau cadeirio pwyllgor cynghori

Lleoliad: Caerdydd

Cynghorwyr Annibynnol i Gomisiwn y Senedd

Mae Comisiwn y Senedd yn dymuno penodi hyd at bum Cynghorydd Annibynnol i ddarparu doethineb annibynnol, i gynnig her adeiladol ac i roi sicrwydd i gefnogi ei lywodraethiant a'r broses o wneud penderfyniadau strategol.

Fel Cynghorydd Annibynnol, bydd gofyn i chi weithredu mewn rôl anwleidyddol, ymgynghorol, i Gomisiwn y Senedd, yn bennaf drwy ei dîm gweithredol. Disgwylir i’r Cynghorwyr ddatblygu perthnasau adeiladol a chynnig her gefnogol ar draws busnes y Comisiwn gyda’r bwriad o sicrhau bod pob agwedd ar strategaeth a darpariaeth yn destun craffu o safbwynt effeithiolrwydd ac effeithlonrwydd. Maent yn cyfrannu at lywodraethiant corfforaethol, monitro perfformiad a chynnydd y sefydliad, gan gynnwys y defnydd o adnoddau dynol ac ariannol, ac yn cynnal trosolwg beirniadol o reolaethau a gweithdrefnau ariannol y sefydliad.

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Y dyddiad cau ar gyfer ceisiadau: 15:00 21 Awst 2026

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Skills

Finance
Audit
Risk Management
Dignity and Respect
Equality and Inclusion
Transformation
Digital Change
Senior Leadership
Corporate Governance
Strategic Decision-making
Financial Controls
Performance Monitoring
Public Service Commitment

Location

Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom

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