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Evidence Session: Cardiff Airport
Right. The next sub-question is that Bristol Airport is investing £400 million to improve facilities within the airport itself over five years, and this is going to cost not a single dime, or not a single penny, to the taxpayer. Did you as an entity—Holdco…
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Evidence Session: Cardiff Airport
Still no date in place. I’ve asked both of you, and neither of you have given an actual specific time or date frame when this was actually discussed, because—
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Evidence Session: Cardiff Airport
Okay. So, Mr Slade, you're still not answering the question: when was it discussed? I'm looking at months, dates, times, years.
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Evidence Session: Cardiff Airport
So, my question, then, going back to it: when was this plan initiated?
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Evidence Session: Cardiff Airport
Great, appreciated. So, I appreciate what Spencer mentioned earlier, and I acknowledge the bi-weekly meetings that take place between the Welsh Government, Holdco and also the airport. So, I just wanted to know, when exactly was the £206 million that's been…
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Evidence Session: Cardiff Airport
Thank you so much, Chair. Good morning, gentlemen. I do have an array of questions that I want to go through with you, but there are a few bits and pieces where I may just want to do some housekeeping for myself, following previous questions that have been…
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Papers to note
Yes, Chair, can we please pick it up on 6 November?
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Papers to note
I'm content to note it, Chair.
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Papers to note
Content to note, Chair.
, Plenary
Welsh Conservatives Debate: Winter fuel payment
I am conscious that we have had a lot of speakers and I have limited time, but I did want to say a few words, particularly on this really important subject. We all know that politics is about choices. We are all here in a very privileged position, as elected…
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice, Trefnydd and Chief Whip
Cabinet Secretary, over the summer, Caerphilly County Borough Council a raft of potential money-saving measures, including withdrawing funding for Blackwood Miners' Institute and Llancaiach Fawr. This move has sparked complete uproar and protest, as well as a…
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales
Okay, thank you so much, Cabinet Secretary. In the midst of summer recess, it was revealed the Welsh Government will be giving another £206 million to Cardiff Airport. This extra cash from the public purse comes on top of the hundreds of millions of pounds of…
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales
Thank you so much, Cabinet Secretary. It's all fine; all fair in love and politics, as they say. So, it's hardly surprising, unfortunately, the way things—as you've probably just heard—are experienced that there is genuinely a feeling that this Welsh Labour…
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales
Thank you so much, Presiding Officer. Cabinet Secretary, welcome back after the summer. Yesterday, I am sure that you are well aware, marked one year since the Welsh Government introduced its extremely controversial 20 mph speed limit scheme. Over the past…
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Business Statement and Announcement
Business Secretary, I'd like to request a statement from the Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales regarding the new penalty fare zone expansion by Transport for Wales. I've recently been contacted by a constituent—and there are many like this…
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Nomination of the First Minister under Standing Order 8
Andrew R.T. Davies.
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Motion under Standing Order 17.42 to resolve to exclude the public from the remainder of the meeting
Yes, content.
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Papers to note
I'm happy to address it later, Chair.
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Papers to note
Fine. Okay, that's fine. Thanks. Thank you, Chair. I'm content.
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Papers to note
Chair, I just wanted to ask a question, then, please. At the end of it, it says that there will be 'a detailed update which outlines progress against our Engagement Strategy. Future updates will be provided every six months.' So, if the board papers were in…
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Papers to note
Content to note.
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Papers to note
I'm content to note it.
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs
Cabinet Secretary, we all know very well that river pollution is a highly debated topic and the issue that we really do need to get to the bottom of. The River Wye in my region of South Wales East, as well as Rhymney, in both Hefin David’s constituency and my…
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Finance, Constitution and Cabinet Office
Cabinet Secretary, all parties in the Welsh Parliament clearly agree that Wales should receive its fair share of HS2 consequentials. It's a matter I raised directly with the previous Westminster Government, and I know some of my colleagues have as well…
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Statement by the Cabinet Secretary for North Wales and Transport: Transport update
Thank you so much for this afternoon's statement, Cabinet Secretary, and I congratulate you and your party on your success in the elections. Now, no matter how much time passes, a level of frustration and anger from the public towards this 20 mph policy…
