First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth will face questions in the Senedd today ahead of Plaid Cymru announcing details of a new commission to examine independence for Wales.
At First Minister's Questions, he will be asked about topics including antisemitism in schools, childcare and international spending. He will also be questioned by the leaders of opposition parties.
Commission details due later today
Later on Tuesday, constitution minister Dafydd Trystan Davies is expected to give a statement on a pre-election promise by Plaid Cymru to establish a commission on independence if it entered government.
Around 4.30pm, he is due to speak about the so-called National Commission for Wales. Last month, Mr Davies said he would set out the remit and membership of the commission, telling a Senedd committee there would be "co-chairs" and that members would be appointed over this autumn term.
No referendum this Senedd term
Plaid Cymru has said there will be no referendum on independence in this Senedd, which runs until 2030. Instead, the commission will look at a range of topics, including "laying the foundations for a future White Paper on Welsh independence – addressing the challenges and setting out the opportunities and positive changes independence would bring for Wales".
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said independence is not on the table, while Plaid's Rhun ap Iorwerth wants an independent Wales.
