, Plenary
Questions to the Minister for Climate Change
I'm seeing more landslides, subsidence, stones and rocks appearing on roads and potholes growing. I'm really concerned about the resilience of the local network. There used to be grant funding for locally maintained roads, which has stopped, and I know one…
, Plenary
Nomination of the First Minister under Standing Order 8
Vaughan Gething.
, Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
I would also like to say thank you for building relationships with other countries over the years and for your recent visits to India and Ireland, and also to Belgium for St David's Day. The question is timely as I attended a Commonwealth Parliamentary…
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Governance of Fire and Rescue Services: panel 7
Thank you. It sounds like we could do with sharing some of those best practices with other national institutions and public sector bodies who are having cultural issues of misogyny and discrimination in Wales. Do you think this is symptomatic of a broader…
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Governance of Fire and Rescue Services: panel 7
Diolch. You've touched on this already a little, but I just want to ask you how confident are you about the culture of your organisation—are there examples of good practice you would like to share, such as the Allyship programme?
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Private rented sector: evidence session 8
When I've asked Welsh Government regarding this, they have said that they don't believe it's an issue for landlords and tenants regarding pets, and that many might just ask for a bond or a small amount of money, if people want to have a pet. So, this appears…
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Private rented sector: evidence session 8
Thank you. And James?
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Private rented sector: evidence session 8
Okay. Sorry. I was just saying: can you tell us what barriers there are for pet owners looking for homes to rent and what impact that is having on them? And why, in your opinion, do landlords choose not to let homes to pet owners? Thank you.
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Private rented sector: evidence session 8
[Inaudible.]—are there for pet owners who are looking for homes to rent, and what impact is this having?
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Private rented sector: evidence session 7
I think making it reasonable is the issue, because sometimes it's quite high, so quite a lot will just say 'no'. The perceived risk isn't really there, but they believe it to be.
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Private rented sector: evidence session 7
Can I just go on to pets? We're hearing from animal shelters that among the many reasons why pets are handed over is because landlords are unwilling to accept pets. How do you think we can encourage more landlords to accept pets? I think there was a…
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Private rented sector: evidence session 7
Thank you. Are there any other suggestions for how social landlords and private landlords can work together in partnership to try and help tenants and make things better for them, and for landlords?
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Private rented sector: evidence session 7
Thank you. I just wanted to come in about rent caps again before you leave. You said that rather than have rent caps, we need to have more supply, but it's going to take a while to build that supply. So, what about people that can't afford the rents? Are you…
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Private rented sector: evidence session 7
Yes. I want some clarification on a few things. So, Steven mentioned that damp homes will only improve if more homes are built; the PRS doesn't know what Government want of them. Well, surely it's a home that's adequate to live in. And the private rental…
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Private rented sector: evidence session 6
Thank you. That leads me on quite well. Do you think there's more potential for partnership working between private and social landlords? And have you any suggestions of ways to improve this partnership working?
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Private rented sector: evidence session 5
Okay, that's fine.
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Private rented sector: evidence session 5
I don't understand why single parents cannot get universal credit to cover the rent. Can you just expand on that?
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Private rented sector: evidence session 5
Yes, Elizabeth.
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Private rented sector: evidence session 5
In relation to that, Ben, I was interested to hear from the north Wales health board that they're looking at setting up a housing and health committee. So, if they could provide housing for health workers to attract them to north Wales, that would help…
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Private rented sector: evidence session 5
And the course fee could have increased the following year as well, if it's not held, I guess. I know my son was offered student accommodation— it was Bristol—£850 a month just for student accommodation. So, it does not appear to me—that's talking across the…
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Private rented sector: evidence session 5
I think I'm unmuted. Regarding barriers, diversity and discrimination, Orla, can I just come back to you? You said that universities are taking in more students to help balance the books. Do universities have any accountability or responsibility to ensure…
, Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Evidence Session: Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
The orthodontist mentioned that to me as an issue.
, Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Evidence Session: Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
—because you're talking about the electronic health system, so what sort of time frame are you thinking of?
, Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Evidence Session: Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
Chair, can I just ask—
, Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Evidence Session: Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
Chair, I think I've asked the questions that were mine to ask. I don't know if I've missed anything out.
