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Plaid Cymru Debate: Green energy
Thank you, Dirprwy Lywydd, and thank you to everyone who has participated in the debate this afternoon.
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Green energy
We have an opportunity now to benefit our future, to benefit our planet, to benefit the people of Wales, today and tomorrow. And I look forward to hearing the rest of the debate.
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Green energy
As things stand, energy generation possibilities are shared—. Forgive me. Energy responsibilities are shared between the UK and Welsh Governments, with Westminster holding powers over the oil and gas industry, the electricity industry, including generation…
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Green energy
It's a cause of great concern that the London-based parties, both the Tories and the Labour Party, are weakening their policies in these areas, driven by fear or a lack of ambition, rather than by determination. Plans were published in August to create more…
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Green energy
This isn't something we can simply put off, because the planet is burning around us and, in the UN's words, there is a rapidly narrowing window for Governments to move more quickly, since global greenhouse gas emissions have to peak by 2025 at the latest. And…
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Green energy
Because we are duty bound to our future, to the workers of tomorrow and the workers of today. We must have a green strategy to create green jobs, to show ambition. We have a duty to our children to create a way of working to generate energy, to empower our…
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Green energy
Diolch. I'd say to start, Dirprwy Lywydd, that, when we tabled the motion for this debate, we hadn't realised just how maddeningly timely it would be. Sunak's decision making in London to row back—[Interruption.]—on key climate policies is a testament of…
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Questions to the Minister for Health and Social Services
Diolch, Gweinidog. In the valleys where I'm from a lung cancer diagnosis is something many people dread, and it's more prevalent in my area because of the long shadow that coal mining and heavy industry still casts over our communities. Now, cancer is often…
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Questions to the Minister for Health and Social Services
2. What action is the Welsh Government taking to address cancer inequalities across Wales? OQ59938
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Statement by the Counsel General and Minister for the Constitution: The Senedd Cymru (Members and Elections) Bill
Diolch, Llywydd. In politics, unless we strive ahead, we will be pulled back, because this isn't about keeping the status quo or changing, is it, Counsel General, as inadequate as that status quo is. Because, no, it's about whether we in Wales show ambition…
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Business Statement and Announcement
I'd like a Government statement, please, relating to the ongoing situation at Ffos-y-fran, where coal is still being extracted a year after the company was told to stop mining. It was the Welsh Government that approved this coal mine in 2005. After the…
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National contemporary art gallery: Ministerial evidence session
Okay. Thank you very much. Thank you to the three of you for being with us this morning. It's been a pleasure to hear from you, and we look forward to hearing more information. I know there are many things that you've said that you're going to send to us in…
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Diolch. We've come to the end of our questions. Can I ask the witnesses if there's anything further that you had hoped to say this morning that hasn't come up in any of the questioning?
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National contemporary art gallery: Ministerial evidence session
I know, it did sound very dramatic, didn't it?
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National contemporary art gallery: Ministerial evidence session
Over to you, Tom.
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National contemporary art gallery: Ministerial evidence session
Thank you for that. We will need to move on. Tom. We lost Tom for a while, but he is now hotspotting in, and we're delighted that he's back with us.
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Thank you for that—
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National contemporary art gallery: Ministerial evidence session
To avoid us repeating the point, I think Llyr has a very brief—. And then we'll need to move on to Tom.
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National contemporary art gallery: Ministerial evidence session
We'll move on to Alun Davies now.
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National contemporary art gallery: Ministerial evidence session
Forgive me, we were trying to work out—. Because Tom lost connection, we were trying to work out what to do, so I was focusing on that, forgive me. [Laughter.]
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National contemporary art gallery: Ministerial evidence session
Thank you. Ccould you also please give us the capital estimates at present for the network of galleries—the host galleries and the anchor site—that breakdown?
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National contemporary art gallery: Ministerial evidence session
Diolch. So, taking on board what you were saying about the fact that you can't be certain yet about what can be allocated to what with this, can you give us any sense of how much capital funding has been spent on the project to date?
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National contemporary art gallery: Ministerial evidence session
Thank you, Hefin. We'll move on now to Llyr Gruffydd.
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National contemporary art gallery: Ministerial evidence session
Thank you, Carolyn. We'll move on to Hefin David.
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Carolyn, forgive me, I think Ian just wanted to come in on the back of that.
