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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
Okay, thank you. I'd just like to end by thanking all staff that have worked really hard during the pandemic and continue to do so now. Thank you very much.
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
—and build a steady workforce if we are to build an organisation capable of self-improvement. The feedback I have been having from health professionals is that morale is low, they are exhausted, and that there is a vicious cycle where, as soon as more staff…
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
Can I just start by saying that I support Ken Skates's proposals that he made earlier? I thought they were really good. I welcome the interventions that Welsh Government are making: training new nurses, providing bursaries, building a new medical school in…
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Questions to the Senedd Commission
Thank you. That's really good to hear, actually—it was a great answer. I've been fortunate enough to hear from pupils at Ysgol Cystennin in Mochdre on several occasions, and their passion for tackling the climate crisis is inspirational. The pupils gave an…
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Questions to the Senedd Commission
2. What steps is the Commission taking to ensure foods containing unsustainable palm oil are not served on the Senedd estate? OQ58149
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Questions to the Counsel General and Minister for the Constitution
Okay. Thank you for the answer, Counsel General. Illegal fishing is not only damaging to the Welsh economy, but is also costly for our coastal environments. Unregulated fishing techniques impact on biodiversity and marine habitats, leading to overfishing…
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Questions to the Counsel General and Minister for the Constitution
2. Will the Counsel General provide an update on prosecutions in respect of illegal fishing? OQ58126
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Inquiry into participation in sport in disadvantaged areas: Evidence session with academics
Okay, thank you. That's it.
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Inquiry into participation in sport in disadvantaged areas: Evidence session with academics
Yes. In your opinion, do you believe that Sport Wales uses that data to guide the funding to sports in disadvantaged areas?
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Inquiry into participation in sport in disadvantaged areas: Evidence session with academics
Thank you. Do you have good enough data to depict sporting demand in disadvantaged communities, and do you think that more qualitative data is needed, as opposed to just quantitative data? Do you think that Sport Wales use the data effectively regarding…
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Inquiry into participation in sport in disadvantaged areas: Evidence session with sport charities (2)
No, that's fine, thank you.
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Inquiry into participation in sport in disadvantaged areas: Evidence session with sport charities (2)
Okay. Thank you. Do you think that there's enough data to depict what's needed in disadvantaged areas, and do you think that Sport Wales use the data well to fund sport in disadvantaged areas? Sorry, did you hear me? I was sitting too far back from the…
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Inquiry into participation in sport in disadvantaged areas: Evidence session with sport charities (1)
Thank you.
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Inquiry into participation in sport in disadvantaged areas: Evidence session with sport charities (1)
I was told that disability basketball was growing. My son likes basketball, and he tells me it's the fastest growing sport. And then, I see it growing across north Wales, and we have doorstep play through MUGAs. But then, the survey is not capturing it; it's…
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Inquiry into participation in sport in disadvantaged areas: Evidence session with sport charities (1)
Fiona, do you want to come in on that, regarding data?
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Inquiry into participation in sport in disadvantaged areas: Evidence session with sport charities (1)
Is there not a play survey as well that gathers data? There used to be, I think, through local authorities. I don't know if that still takes place, that data gathering. Can you tell me, the Sport Wales survey through schools—does that go to high schools or…
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Inquiry into participation in sport in disadvantaged areas: Evidence session with sport charities (1)
Okay, I've got a question on data. I don't know if you use data and if you feel that there is enough data available to be able to help provide information on where areas of deprivation are. And do you think that Sport Wales use that data effectively to fund…
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Inquiry into participation in sport in disadvantaged areas: Evidence session with sport charities (1)
Okay, thank you. Okay, do you want to move on to my question on data?
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Inquiry into participation in sport in disadvantaged areas: Evidence session with sport charities (1)
Yes, please—I saw her nodding and sort of agreeing—if that's okay. So, yes, your thoughts on that as well please, Fiona.
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Inquiry into participation in sport in disadvantaged areas: Evidence session with sport charities (1)
It's okay. It was just when you said about the importance of doorstep provision. So, I guess, just to encourage people into sports, you believe that doorstep play provision is really important, so that people can just access it themselves without parents…
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Short Debate: Biodiversity: The big picture. Seeding the future—the importance of managing grass verges and grasslands
Diolch, Llywydd. I've given Huw, Delyth and Sam Kurtz a minute of my time each. Whether you were buzzing about on World Bee Day or you’re on the verge of completing No Mow May, this time of year focuses on celebrating and learning about biodiversity, and…
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Member Debate under Standing Order 11.21(iv): Decarbonising public sector pensions
I would like to thank Jack for bringing this important debate to the Senedd and for the excellent campaign he has been doing alongside Friends of the Earth Cymru to get this issue talked about. In this Chamber I have spoken before about Thatcherite policies…
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Questions to the Minister for Rural Affairs and North Wales
Okay. Thank you for that answer, Minister. I've spoken to many rehoming centres struggling with capacity, impacted by a lack of space for seized dogs due to the time it takes between seizing them and a section 20 case being heard to sign them over. Rescue…
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Questions to the Minister for Rural Affairs and North Wales
6. What steps has the Welsh Government taken to support animal rehoming centres to cope with increased pressure following the COVID-19 pandemic? OQ58106
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Questions to the First Minister
Thank you, First Minister. Households in north Wales are facing an unprecedented cost-of-living crisis through no fault of their own. Day-to-day costs are going up as inflation rises. With inflation at its highest level since March 1982, when it was 9.1 per…
