EV-0433 — Senedd: Petition request for public inquiry into land dispute (16 Jan 2026–23 Feb 2026)

EV ID	EV-0433
Institution	Senedd
Matter	Petition request for public inquiry into land dispute
Route / regime	Email · correspondence
Their reference	none given
Request date	1 Feb 2026
Statutory deadline	No statutory deadline applies
Deadline	no statutory deadline
First reply (not an acknowledgement)	17 Feb 2026
Days waited	16
Response class	redirected elsewhere
Exemptions cited	none cited
Redirected to	Senedd online petitions system
Fees or charges named	—
Messages	4 sent · 2 received (0 acknowledgements only)
Attachments from the institution	0 archived

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Timeline

Date	Direction	Class	Summary	Copy
16 Jan 2026	→ to institution	other	The requester forwards a prior message describing use of AI analysis to reopen a historic land case and asserts potential damages.	email · text
1 Feb 2026	→ to institution	request	The requester formally asks the Senedd to establish a petition and public inquiry into a 1987 land case and farm demolition.	email · text
14 Feb 2026	→ to institution	chase	The requester follows up on the earlier inquiry request and separately invites review of a broader group litigation investigation.	email · text
17 Feb 2026	← from institution	redirected elsewhere	The clerk advises that petitions are managed through an online system and suggests the requester review petition standards first.	email · text
17 Feb 2026	→ to institution	clarification given	The requester expands the proposed petition's scope and asks whether the revised wording would meet Committee standards.	email · text
23 Feb 2026	← from institution	redirected elsewhere	The official reiterates that a petition must be created through the Senedd's online system and provides the link.	email · text

Note: Requester sought a Senedd petition and public inquiry into a historic land dispute; the Committee repeatedly directed use of the online petition system.

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