37 Power to call
Government of Wales Act 2006 (2006 c 32) | Legislation

Witnesses and documents

37  Power to call

(1)     Subject as follows, the [Senedd] may require any person—

(a)     to attend [Senedd] proceedings for the purpose of giving evidence, or

(b)     to produce for the purposes of the [Senedd] (or a committee of the [Senedd] or a sub-committee of such a committee) documents in the possession, or under the control, of the person,

concerning any matter relevant to the exercise by the Welsh Ministers of any of their functions[, relevant to the exercise of any of the Auditor General for Wales' functions, or relevant to the oversight and supervision of the Auditor General for Wales, or to the oversight and supervision of the exercise of any of his or her functions].

(2)     The [Senedd] may not impose a requirement under subsection (1) on a person who is not involved in the exercise of functions, or the carrying on of activities, in relation to Wales [or the Welsh zone].

(3)     The [Senedd] may not

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