, Local Government and Housing Committee
Private rented sector: Cabinet Secretary for Housing, Local Government and Planning
Yes. I want to ask about this—it's a great term—property MOT. So, will it be happening every year or will it depend when you're changing tenants or—?
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Private rented sector: Cabinet Secretary for Housing, Local Government and Planning
In many universities, so, for instance—[Inaudible.]—their ability to buy to rent. Is there anything like that in these new buildings around Swansea?FootnoteLink
, Plenary
Welsh Conservatives Debate: Education
I would like to say that I was shocked to read the IFS’s findings, but the conclusions contained in the 'Major challenges for education in Wales' report just reaffirm what many of us in Wales already knew: that our education system is failing future…
, Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for North Wales and Transport
Thank you, Cabinet Secretary. The young people of my village are trapped without access to a car, as there are no active travel routes, and public transport can be too costly for more frequent travel. The taxi of mum and dad is the only alternative for many…
, Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for North Wales and Transport
1. Will the Cabinet Secretary outline his priorities for transport for children and young people? OQ60978
, Plenary
Topical Questions
Thank you, Cabinet Secretary. It is great to see you back in your job and post. Now, I was shocked to hear about the long list of failures that had such a tragic consequence. My thoughts and prayers are with the Harrison family. The failures of social…
, Plenary
Topical Questions
2. Will the Cabinet Secretary make a statement on the coroner's findings in the death of Dr Kim Harrison which highlighted serious failings at Swansea Bay University Health Board? TQ1044
, Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs
I thank Sioned for raising this important question. While much of the recent focus has been on the fate of the communities around Ffos-y-Fran, communities in our region have been blighted by remnants of coal mining, both deep coal mining and opencast. Despite…
, Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Finance, Constitution and Cabinet Office
Thank you for your answer, Cabinet Secretary, however, I have to disagree. Sadly, the visitor levy will have a dramatic impact on the sector, which is already struggling under the increasing red tape, and a sector that has already had a terrible start to the…
, Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Finance, Constitution and Cabinet Office
2. What recent assessment has the Cabinet Secretary made of the impact of the visitor levy on Welsh businesses? OQ60918
, Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
First Minister, may I also welcome you to your new role? But, as a former health Minister, you're well aware that the challenges facing primary care well predated both the pandemic and the challenge in Government finances. We have known about the crisis in…
, Plenary
Questions to the Minister for Health and Social Services
Yes, I will ask that. Their ask is just 0.005 per cent of the current annual health and social care budget. Minister, we're talking about a relatively tiny amount of funding, but the outcomes it delivers are immeasurable. Will you support that funding request?
, Plenary
Questions to the Minister for Health and Social Services
Minister, I have operated on many of these cerebral palsy patients and I am thankful to Sarah for raising this. Although cerebral palsy is not a terminal condition, it is a chronic condition, with over 6,000 people living with it in Wales. Cerebral Palsy…
, Plenary
Topical Questions
Minister, while this news is a huge blow for the workforce, their families and their entire community, it is not unexpected. I recall meeting with the directors of Tata when I was first elected in 2015, and they discussed issues around the life of the plant…
, Plenary
Nomination of the First Minister under Standing Order 8
Andrew R.T. Davies.
, Petitions Committee
Updates to previous petitions
So, what will happen to the English names that they have, also? They will be removed, or what?
, Petitions Committee
Updates to previous petitions
I agree.
, Petitions Committee
Updates to previous petitions
You need to know only Welsh names.
, Petitions Committee
Updates to previous petitions
Because naming the cities and towns—that is what it is.
, Petitions Committee
Updates to previous petitions
By 2050. So, do you think we should stop it, at present, and go, in 2050, to look into it, when one third of the population of Wales will be speaking Welsh?
, Petitions Committee
Updates to previous petitions
I'm sorry. I don't really know. I have just read about it when I got the papers. Now, the question is that we are, at present, thinking that one third of the population should be learning Welsh by—
, Petitions Committee
Updates to previous petitions
Thank you, Chair. On this, really, you don't want that in England they will have one rule and we'll have another rule for the children who are going here. In the whole of the United Kingdom—. I would suggest, really, to get in touch with the Secretary of…
, Petitions Committee
Updates to previous petitions
Yes.
, Petitions Committee
New Petitions
Well, they will let you know, rather than going to the Minister and then getting it back to the council. It might be easier to go to the council first.
, Petitions Committee
New Petitions
You're absolutely right, the council probably has this area, which they can look into. I think we need to get in touch with the highways proper council, and get the general manager to take—
