Public services are vital to the people of Wales but the resources available to provide them are limited and the demand for them is increasing. Notwithstanding the efforts of a dedicated public sector workforce, some organisations are struggling to meet these challenges.
The Commission on Public Service Governance and Delivery was established in April 2013 to look hard and objectively at the way public services are governed and delivered in Wales, and how they may be improved. This broad remit covers all public services, that includes local government (education, social services for children and adults, housing, planning, transport and highways, etc.), health, emergency services, and cultural, heritage and environmental services.

To help shape the Commission’s work they want to know what you think about public services, for example: Do they do a good job of meeting your needs and what could be done better? Are they are easy to access when you need them? Is there a particular service or services you think are better than others? Do services collaborate effectively? How could public services be organised or delivered better?
This will be an open and informal drop-in meeting where anyone can come and speak to the Commission and have their say. The Commission is committed to hearing from the users of public services in order to inform its recommendations for the future.
If you would like to attend it would be useful if you could contact the Commission in advance on PublicServiceCommission@wales.gov.uk, call 02920 826782, but the event is informal and open and you are able to turn-up on the day.

For more information see www.wales.gov.uk/publicservicecommission