Will the Commission provide the reasoning as to why it commemorates Owain Glyndwr Day?
The commemoration of Owain Glyndŵr day is ordinarily limited to raising the flag of Glyndŵr. This is done in accordance with the flag protocol which sets out when there is a departure from the usual Senedd flag configuration, in addition to other considerations relating to protocol such as official visits and half-mast procedures. The protocol is publicly available on the Senedd website.
Commemorations such as this can help foster public understanding of Welsh history and the evolution of democratic representation in Wales. They provide an opportunity for citizens to engage with the historical roots of Welsh public life and to appreciate the continuity between Wales's historical institutions and its modern legislature.