group also has a number of committees including an NUS Committee, a Policy & Conference Committee and a Campaigns Committee. Current Executive Committee Executive elections were last held in October 2022. Branches As of March 2017, RhI Cymru has branches in Brecon and Radnorshire, Bangor, Cardiff, Ceredigion and Swansea. RhI Cymru is also represented by societies at Aberystwyth University, Cardiff University, Bangor University and Swansea University. Within the Welsh Liberal Democrats The Welsh Young Liberals are a Specified Associated Organisation (SAO) of the Welsh Liberal Democrats, with two seats on the Welsh Liberal Democrat National Executive Committee and one seat on each of the Party's other Standing Committees (Policy, Campaigns & Candidates and Conference Committees). Campaigns RhI Cymru supports all the main campaigns from federal Young Liberals as well as developing and undertaking campaigns of their own. These campaigns are based on the motions submitted and passed at Conference and focus on issues facing young people today. These include running a campaign during Freshers' Fairs at universities, to attract new members and raise awareness of certain issues. Examples of major campaigns led by the organisation include a joint campaign with the Welsh Liberal Democrats to support the creative industries in Wales following the COVID-19 pandemic. Members of RhI Cymru also stand in local elections which has seen the group experience successes, especially in the 2012 local elections where RhI Cymru candidates won in Bangor. The organisation also is sponsoring and supporting a large number of candidates for the upcoming local elections in 2017 with many RhI Cymru members standing in Cardiff, Swansea, Ceredigion and Brecon and Radnorshire. Policy RhI Cymru also has the ability to propose motions to the Welsh Party Conference and has had many successes in this capacity. At the Wrexham conference in Spring 2006 RhI Cymru (as MIDR Cymru) successfully proposed a motion against Nuclear power, and a second motion supporting micro-generation schemes. At the Aberystwyth conference in Autumn 2006, they successfully amended a motion on housing to reflect the particular difficulties faced by young people. In Spring 2009, the re-branded IR Cymru put forward a successful motion which called for the Welsh Assembly to provide better compulsory education for teenagers on social and sex issues, and was partly aimed at tackling homophobic bullying. In Spring 2013 the Welsh Liberal Democrats Party conference accepted motions on Subsidised Transport for Young People and Political Education within the Welsh