Julie James

1 October 2024, Plenary

Questions to the Counsel General and Minister for Delivery

Yes, I don't at all disagree with the complexity of this, and it is interesting, when you start to look at particular bits of it, quite how complicated it is, I must say. It's part of the reason that we call for the devolution of justice, of course. We…

1 October 2024, Plenary

Questions to the Counsel General and Minister for Delivery

I have not yet had discussions about this issue with the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care or the Ministry of Justice since taking up my post, since it has only been a couple of weeks, but I absolutely do recognise that child contact centres play…

1 October 2024, Plenary

Questions to the Counsel General and Minister for Delivery

So, I haven't been in post long enough to have had that conversation, but part of the new remit of my post, wider than the Counsel General role, on the delivery side of my new responsibilities, is responsibility for ensuring that the overall legislative…

1 October 2024, Plenary

Questions to the Counsel General and Minister for Delivery

Thank you very much, Delyth, and I will do that with the greatest of pleasure. The disused mine and quarry tips Bill will be introduced before the end of this calendar year.

1 October 2024, Plenary

Questions to the Counsel General and Minister for Delivery

Thank you very much, Jenny. Obviously, all of us want to express our sympathy to any parent that experiences any of the various perinatal or stillbirths in that circumstance. I have to say, a very dear friend of mine has had this experience only this week…

1 October 2024, Plenary

Questions to the Counsel General and Minister for Delivery

Thank you, Jenny Rathbone, for that question. Any decision to extend the remit of inquests to include perinatal deaths rests with the UK Government as coronial inquests are a reserved matter. All perinatal deaths in Wales are reported to the NHS Wales…