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A series of public meetings are currently underway to give voters in Wales the chance to have their say on the suggestion that there should be more AMs in Cardiff Bay.

An expert panel says there simply aren’t enough members to effectively hold the Welsh Government to account by scrutinising its actions.

It’s recommended that the number of AMs should be increased from 60 to somewhere between 80 and 90.

But how is that message going down with voters – and with politicians?

Kayley Thomas and studio guests debate the case for and against electoral reform of the Welsh Assembly