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Evidence Session: NHS Finances and Governance (Part 1)
So, in relation to—
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Evidence Session: NHS Finances and Governance (Part 1)
Apologies. Whilst we get him back, I will carry on with the questioning.
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Education
Thank you so much for your answer, Cabinet Secretary. Now, teaching children essential life skills, I completely agree with you, is essential when it comes to setting youngsters up for the future. Road safety, as far as I'm concerned, is one of those vital…
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Education
7. What is the Welsh Government doing to ensure children are taught essential life skills? OQ61059
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Housing, Local Government and Planning
Cabinet Secretary, I represent a lot of people who live near coal tips and, quite frankly, many of the communities do actually live in constant worry and fear. Ultimately, the Welsh Government is responsible for coal tip safety and has received, as you…
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Questions to the First Minister
Thank you so much, First Minister. I must say that that was some fantastic spin, if I ever heard it. Your comments clearly do not line up with the damning verdict of the Climate Change, Environment and Infrastructure Committee. These aren't my words that are…
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Questions to the First Minister
7. Will the First Minister make a statement on the performance of Transport for Wales? OQ61077
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care
Thank you for your response, Cabinet Secretary. I recently spoke with Together for Short Lives and Tŷ Hafan about the critical support they provide to children with life-changing illnesses, as well as their families. This care is predominantly centred around…
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care
3. Will the Cabinet Secretary make a statement on the Welsh Government's progress in tackling NHS waiting lists? OQ61025
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Questions to the First Minister
I'd like to thank the Member for asking such an important question. First Minister, just last week, I raised the issue of ensuring equality of access to public transport for people right across Wales with the Cabinet Secretary for Culture and Social Justice…
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Papers to note
Content to note, Chair.
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Papers to note
My only question was—. I appreciate the response that we've received, and I would be happy to note, but if we are going back to Welsh Government, the only question that I would appreciate to have included in there is that, even though we have the amounts, I'd…
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Papers to note
It's just a form of support that can be provided. If there's a lack of awareness, surely something can be done to potentially raise awareness on it. And I wasn't too sure if it would be a Welsh Government matter to potentially promote, or whether it's local…
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Papers to note
Thank you so much, Chair. I'm happy to note the letter. There's one element of the letter that I just wanted to raise with you and the committee. Under the subheading 'The new booking platform and its impact', it states that 'Senior leader are often unaware…
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Culture and Social Justice
Thank you so much for your answer, Cabinet Secretary. Not too long ago, I visited Japan and was blown away by the many aspects of their transport network. One area that I was particularly pleased to see was just how accessible their train stations and bus…
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Culture and Social Justice
7. What discussions has the Cabinet Secretary had with the Cabinet Secretary for North Wales and Transport about ensuring equality of access to public transport for disabled people? OQ60966
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for North Wales and Transport
Thank you so much, Cabinet Secretary. The good news is—. And I'm really happy to hear that from you. I have had many meetings with Mark Harper. I know, on that basis, we have had that conversation. He has not been very favourable when it comes to congestion…
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for North Wales and Transport
Cabinet Secretary, thank you so much for your answer, and I do look forward to hearing and seeing more of those changes going forward. Now, there is one other threat that we do face, and that is of congestion charges and road charges, which have been hanging…
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for North Wales and Transport
Thank you so much, Presiding Officer. Cabinet Secretary, awful congestion still plagues many of our roads, especially around the M4. Particularly, the area I'm going to focus on is the Brynglas tunnels in Newport. As someone who drives around that stretch of…
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Legislative Consent Motion on the Automated Vehicles Bill
I'm grateful for the opportunity to speak briefly on this LCM this afternoon. As this technology develops at a rapid speed, we are expecting to see a 40 per cent increase of new cars in the UK having self-driving capabilities by 2035. It's anticipated that…
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Statement by the Cabinet Secretary for North Wales and Transport: Priorities for Transport: Listening, partnership, making change
I understand. I completely understand. So, Minister, please answer the questions as to how you're going to get Wales going forward and get Wales moving again. That's it.
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Statement by the Cabinet Secretary for North Wales and Transport: Priorities for Transport: Listening, partnership, making change
—and I'm conscious of time, just how is the Cabinet Secretary—[Interruption.] The bus franchising will be answering the bus industry's prayers. Instead of making—
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Statement by the Cabinet Secretary for North Wales and Transport: Priorities for Transport: Listening, partnership, making change
Just briefly touching on—
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Statement by the Cabinet Secretary for North Wales and Transport: Priorities for Transport: Listening, partnership, making change
Thank you so much, Deputy Presiding Officer, and I'd like to thank the Cabinet Secretary for this afternoon's statement. It's clear from the rhetoric that this Welsh Government has finally cottoned on to the fact that the 20 mph policy has been a complete…
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Questions to the First Minister
Thank you very much, First Minister. Just last week, your Government's Cabinet Secretary for health openly admitted that the NHS in Wales isn't performing well enough, as yet another record was reached on waiting times. According to your recent comments…
