Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee

That takes us on rapidly, then, to item No. 3, where we have written statements under Standing Order 30C. We only have the one here and it's item 3.1—written statement 30C(6)009, the Common Agricultural Policy (Cross-Compliance Exemptions and Transitional Regulation) (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2022. We've got the written statement, together with a couple of letters, one from 16 May, one from 27 April, and a commentary. The written statement notifies the Senedd that the Welsh Government has given consent for the UK Government to make the common agricultural policy et cetera regulations 2022. These regulations amend retained EU common agricultural policy legislation to ensure the effective operation of provisions concerning apiculture—beekeeping programmes—and olive oil marketing rules. So, if we're happy to note that. We are.

We will move on, then, to item No. 4. We have our updates here on this regular item on common frameworks. Again, only one item today, which is 4.1, a report by the Climate Change, Environment, and Infrastructure Committee in respect of the provisional common frameworks for air quality, chemicals and pesticides. So, we have the letter there relating to that. If we're happy to note that. We are.

That brings us on to item No. 5, the inter-institutional relations agreement, and, again, one item under this. Item 5.1 relates to a letter from the Minister for Rural Affairs and North Wales, and Trefnydd in respect of the Sea Fisheries (Amendment) Regulations 2022, which she informs us she has given consent to. If we're happy to note that.

We move on to item No. 6, which is papers to note. And again, quite limited today, so we're rattling through this. One item of correspondence. It's from the House of Lords Constitution Committee to the Prime Minister Boris Johnson in respect of revision of the Cabinet Manual. So, again, if you're happy to note that. We are. And that is it for our business in public today.

We then move to item No. 7, which is our regular motion, under Standing Order 17.42, to resolve to exclude the public from the remainder of the meeting. Colleagues, are we happy to do so? We are. There we are. I'll ask my clerking team to take us into private session, please.