FIRST minister Carwyn Jones will be attending a key event in Swansea in the lead up to a vote on the future of the Welsh Assembly.
The South Wales Evening Post and Swansea Bay Business Life have teamed up with White Rock Consulting to launch a Question- Time-style event at Swansea's Dragon Hotel later this month.
Businesses of all shapes and sizes will have the chance to ask questions and take part in a debate ahead of a crucial vote on the future of the Welsh Assembly on Thursday, March 3.
First Minister Carwyn Jones will be joined at the event by business leaders from across South Wales.
Graham Morgan, director of the South Wales Chamber of Commerce, is among the guests at the debate on Thursday, February 24.
Leading figures from the Welsh business scene including Ian Price, assistant regional director of the CBI in Wales, and Swansea University economics professor Dr John Ball will also be playing a central role in the city centre event which will run from 6.30pm with a drinks reception and canapes.
Tickets for the event are �10 each and available either by contacting 01792 514112 or by emailing eleri.walters@sww media.co.uk.
The debate will be opened by South Wales Evening Post editor Spencer Feeney and chaired by Swansea Bay Business Life editor Wyn Jenkins.
A spokeswoman for the event said: "This is about giving businesses the opportunity to ask questions about what the 'Yes' vote will mean to them."
On Thursday, March 3, voters across Wales will have the opportunity to decide whether the National Assembly for Wales should have the right to pass laws on all subjects in the devolved areas without needing the agreement of the UK parliament first.
A second vote will then take place on Thursday, May 5, to elect National Assembly Members.
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