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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Energy and Welsh Language
Thank you, Llywydd. Cabinet Secretary, major events in Wales are a vital source of revenue for many businesses. Not only do they bring visitors to Wales, who often stay for several days, but they provide vital jobs, especially for younger people who are…
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care
Cabinet Secretary, as we've just heard, the operational pilot for lung health checks in Wales started in the South Wales Central region last year, and has how screened 500 people. However, in contrast, over 1 million people have been screened in England for…
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Group 14: Disqualification from being a Member of Senedd Cymru and local government (Amendments 20, 21, 22, 23, 24)
Thank you, Llywydd. I promise I'll be short and sweet with this. I just want to thank Peter for introducing my amendment, which is specifically number 23, and to thank the Government for its support at Stage 2, and the use of the Senedd lawyers in order to…
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Statement by the Cabinet Secretary for Education: Progress on the rollout of curriculum reform and next steps
Thank you, Dirprwy Lywydd. You are removing triple science as an option from schools and this will more than likely compound the educational inequality for Welsh pupils in STEM, compared to the rest of the UK. It seems that everyone can see this curriculum…
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Statement by the Cabinet Secretary for Education: Progress on the rollout of curriculum reform and next steps
Thank you, Cabinet Secretary for your statement today. There have been many worrying reports recently about teachers in Wales experiencing high levels of violence and verbal abuse in schools from their pupils and subsequent feelings of abandonment from local…
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Business Statement and Announcement
Trefnydd, can I, please, ask for a statement on what the Welsh Government is doing to support and promote Welsh fair-trade businesses? Ultimately, Trefnydd, you are well aware of the fair-trade movement in Wales, but recent conversations that I have had have…
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Questions to the First Minister
First Minister, as you will know, when people renew or apply for a new licence, it is now a legal requirement for them to attain a mental health record from their general practitioner to submit their application; for the record, I'm a licence holder. In…
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Questions to the First Minister
6. What discussions has the Welsh Government had with the UK Government regarding firearm licensing in Wales? OQ61356
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
The EU settlement scheme and citizens' rights after Brexit: evidence session 2
Perfect. Mihnea, anything you might want to add?
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
The EU settlement scheme and citizens' rights after Brexit: evidence session 2
Thank you, Chair. And it's just probably one final question from me, really: as you mentioned, Fiona, you saw the last evidence session, where I asked about what the committee could do and what role the Welsh Parliament could play, and I was just wondering…
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The EU settlement scheme and citizens' rights after Brexit: evidence session 2
Thanks, Chair. With regard to this—I don't know if this is a little bit off topic—but you mentioned there about looking for an offline hard copy, and issues with employers then not necessarily understanding, but not satisfied with the digital thing. Have you…
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The EU settlement scheme and citizens' rights after Brexit: evidence session 2
Just one last question.
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The EU settlement scheme and citizens' rights after Brexit: evidence session 2
Thank you, Chair. And thanks ever so much for coming in this afternoon. I just want to ask you a quick question. You touched upon it briefly about the digital status and, obviously, those are issues that have been brought up with this committee in the past…
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The EU settlement scheme and citizens' rights after Brexit: evidence session 1
Okay. Kezia, do you want to come in?
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
The EU settlement scheme and citizens' rights after Brexit: evidence session 1
Thank you, Chair, and thanks ever so much for coming in this afternoon. I just wanted to know a bit more, then—I've got a couple of questions, if we've got time—about what role you see the Senedd or even this committee playing in all of this, if that makes…
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Short Debate: Protecting communities from the impact of quarrying for minerals: Why Craig yr Hesg Quarry must close
Can I start by thanking Heledd for raising such an important short debate and for giving me a minute of her time? Like Heledd, I have spent quite a lot of time speaking with residents and raising this issue with the council and the Cabinet Secretary, and I…
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Culture and Social Justice
Thank you, Cabinet Secretary. So, finally, in regard again to the Horizon IT scandal, the Trades Union Congress has recently claimed that the Communication Workers Union has been blocked from effectively organising at the post office, and they've also alleged…
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Culture and Social Justice
Thank you for that response, Cabinet Secretary. I must admit, Llywydd, it's always quite frustrating to come here, when we have matters like the Royal Mail and Post Office, lead responsibility offices, to then have the response, 'It's non-devolved'. I don't…
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Culture and Social Justice
Thank you, Llywydd. Cabinet Secretary, as you will be aware, International Distribution Services, who owns Royal Mail, has accepted an offer from Daniel Kretinsky's EP Group, to purchase the business. This has led business groups who represent thousands of…
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for North Wales and Transport
Cabinet Secretary, Transport for Wales has recently released data showing that there has been a 28 per cent increase in anti-social behaviour at stations across the core Valleys lines so far this year. Almost 75 per cent of this anti-social behaviour is found…
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Statement by the Minister for Social Partnership: The retail sector—Contributing to Wales's economic mission
Thank you, Minister, for your statement. As you have quite rightly said, the retail sector in Wales is vital to providing so many jobs across the country, and of course providing vital skills that are transferable to other industries. Although you haven't…
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Statement by the Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs: A sustainable Welsh marine environment
Thank you, Cabinet Secretary, for your statement today. I'm delighted that you have mentioned Project Seagrass because, as many Members might know, I'm the Senedd seagrass champion, and I'm very keen to make sure that the Welsh Government doesn't forget its…
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Questions to the First Minister
Thank you, Llywydd. With this in mind, Minister, what have you made of this impact on Wales and the Welsh economy? Thank you.
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Questions to the First Minister
As you will know, First Minister, every UK Government has been defeated due to its economic record, which has left us with higher taxes, higher national debt and higher unemployment. As we have seen recently, a Keir Starmer Government—sorry, Llywydd, a Sir…
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Papers to note
Sorry to interrupt, Chair. Is it possible to get another one of these? I think the battery is running out.
