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Elfyn Llwyd Papers. Cyfres = Series
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Devolution

The sub series contains papers relating to devolution in Wales including the campaign for a yes vote in the 2011 referendum on law making powers for the National Assembly for Wales, Wales as a legal jurisdiction and the Silk Commission.

Education

Series comprises files related to Coleg Harlech and Bangor University.

Family law

Papers relating to family law, the care system and legal aid.

Justice Committee

The series comprises papers published by the House of Commons Justice Committee or collected by Elfyn Llwyd during the course of his work with the committee.

Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Justice Committee

Local organisation

Sub-series comprises files related to the local organistaion of Pliad Cymru in Meirionydd Nant Conwy and Dwyfor Meirionydd constituencies.

National organisation

Sub-series comprises files related to the national organisation of Plaid Cymru including conferences and internal elections.

Plaid Cymru.

Nuclear power

The series contains files related to the nuclear power industry, specifically Trawsfynydd Power Station

Other files

Sub-series comprises miscellaneous files related to Plaid Cymru.

Parliamentary work

Series contains papers related to Elfyn Llwyd's Parliamentary work including Parliamentary groups, committee and budget work.

Parliamentary work on justice

The series comprises papers relating to Elfyn Llwyd's Parliamentary work on justice including material on access to justice, the Welsh language in courts, judicial appointments and veterans in the criminal justice system.

Stalking

Papers including correspondence, evidence, publications and press releases relating to the law on stalking. Papers relate to campaigning for the law, research into stalking and a review of the effectiveness of the legislation.

Subject files

The series contains files related to specific constituency issues in Meirionydd Nant Conwy and Dwyfor Meirionydd.