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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Local Communities
Do you regret—
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Local Communities
—has been frozen for 12 years in a row.
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Local Communities
Fuel duty—
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Local Communities
—has been reduced, to put another £1,000 in the pockets of the lowest paid, 2 million people across the UK.
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Local Communities
We know that universal credit taper rate—
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Local Communities
Well, if he wants to talk about prospects for people, then we need to sort out our education system in Wales, which your Government is responsible for, and is the worst, unfortunately, in the United Kingdom. In terms of what the United Kingdom is doing to…
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Debate: Human Rights
Will you take an intervention?
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Debate: Human Rights
Thank you for that. I've read the UK Government's consultation document on its reform of human rights and its need to modernise the human rights legislation here in the UK. I can't see anything that is going to strip rights away from people. We're going to…
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Debate: Human Rights
Will you take an intervention?
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Debate: Human Rights
I know. I just wanted to say how pleased I am to hear that you're going to do just that. Obviously, I've been disappointed that there's been resistance to taking on board the UN principles for older persons in recent years, and I do hope that your piece of…
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Debate: Human Rights
Will you take an intervention?
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Statement by the Minister for Health and Social Services: Planned Care Recovery Plan
Deliberately so.
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Statement by the Minister for Health and Social Services: Planned Care Recovery Plan
Deliberately different.
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Business Statement and Announcement
Thank you, Trefnydd, for your statement. Can I call for two statements from the Minister for Health and Social Services please? The first is a very much needed update on the citizen voice watchdog, and the implementation of the new role of that organisation…
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Motion to Elect Members to a Committee
I move.
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Short Debate: Restoring our seaside towns to their former glory: A necessary task or an impossible ask?
I thank Gareth Davies for introducing this debate. He's taken us already on an excursion to Rhyl, and we've been also on an excursion to Aberconwy and the wonderful resorts there. But I want to take you to visit places in my own constituency: Colwyn Bay…
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Welsh Conservative Debate: The Armed Forces
I certainly do, Jenny, and I was very struck by your contribution to today's debate, and fully endorse your calls on that front. I was also struck by your personal story, your family story, of just how not having the right support in place can be so costly…
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Welsh Conservative Debate: The Armed Forces
Thank you, Presiding Officer for the time being. Can I just thank the Minister for her generous response to the debate and to all those who've contributed so eloquently to this discussion? I'm very pleased to hear that the Minister will be considering our…
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Questions to the Counsel General and Minister for the Constitution
Well, as you know, our position is very clear, and that is the fact that 99 per cent of people from hard-to-reach groups have some form of photo identification that would enable them to vote in elections, and 98 per cent of the population as a whole. The…
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Questions to the Counsel General and Minister for the Constitution
I'm grateful for the update and I'm grateful for the fact that you've said that those discussions have been constructive. I know that, obviously, one of the outstanding issues that the Welsh Government has concern about is the issue of vote ID. And we on the…
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Questions to the Counsel General and Minister for the Constitution
Diolch yn fawr, and can I associate myself with the solidarity that's been shown in the Chamber today in respect of the people of Ukraine? Minister, can you provide us with an update on the discussions you've held with the UK Government and your officials in…
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Statement by the Minister for Climate Change: Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management, 2022-23 Programme of Investment
As the Deputy Minister will know, I've got personal experience of flooding, having lived through the Towyn floods all those years ago, and it's absolutely devastating. We must do what we can to prevent people's homes from being flooded. I was very pleased to…
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Legislative Consent Motion on the Subsidy Control Bill
I'm sure you've got a catalogue of more. But can I ask you: all of those concerns could have equally been made of the previous EU subsidy regime; did you ever singly raise one of those concerns with the European Commission in relation to the previous regime…
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Legislative Consent Motion on the Subsidy Control Bill
I'm grateful to you for taking the intervention. You just listed a whole host of concerns—
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Legislative Consent Motion on the Subsidy Control Bill
I have acknowledged that there has been no response to the committee, which I think is a matter of deep regret, and that is unacceptable. I've already put on record my views about that. Getting back to what I was saying, a UK-wide subsidy control regime is…
