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Evidence Session: Scrutiny of the Welsh Government's Annual Report and Accounts 2022-23 (Part 2)
Okay.
, Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Evidence Session: Scrutiny of the Welsh Government's Annual Report and Accounts 2022-23 (Part 2)
Okay, thank you so much. I have one final question about the assurances that the accounts will be done, and you've actually covered that previously in a question, but just one personal question that I'd like to know: as Members, we are obviously connected to…
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Evidence Session: Scrutiny of the Welsh Government's Annual Report and Accounts 2022-23 (Part 2)
Okay. So, we know that the residual risk for the well-being of staff has increased from 2022 to 2023 to 'very high'. That's what the actual status has been, and it's also critical. It's also been noted that it was the highest rate in 10 years. So, can you…
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Evidence Session: Scrutiny of the Welsh Government's Annual Report and Accounts 2022-23 (Part 2)
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, Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Evidence Session: Scrutiny of the Welsh Government's Annual Report and Accounts 2022-23 (Part 2)
Okay. I'll go back to the Welsh Government 2025 now, if that's okay, the plans for that. What is the likely impact of the financial pressures on the Welsh Government workforce, which I know has increased in full-time equivalent terms, year on year since…
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Evidence Session: Scrutiny of the Welsh Government's Annual Report and Accounts 2022-23 (Part 2)
The three-year plan. So, the finance director said that you had a three-year plan to get to pre-pandemic levels, particularly when it came to submissions, timings, time frames—that sort of thing. So, we just want to know what exactly are those milestones. I…
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Evidence Session: Scrutiny of the Welsh Government's Annual Report and Accounts 2022-23 (Part 2)
Okay. I do like to go a bit rogue, and I'm sorry, Chair, I am going to ask a question that's been pressing on my brain for quite some time, rather than follow the chain of command of questions I already have lined up for you. But, I remember, previously, the…
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Evidence Session: Scrutiny of the Welsh Government's Annual Report and Accounts 2022-23 (Part 2)
Okay. I appreciate differences, and I appreciate changes and contractual agreements and everything else that you've just mentioned. If there's one term that I've learnt probably more so from your department, it's probably the term 'partial retirement'. It's…
, Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Evidence Session: Scrutiny of the Welsh Government's Annual Report and Accounts 2022-23 (Part 2)
Okay. Great.
, Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Evidence Session: Scrutiny of the Welsh Government's Annual Report and Accounts 2022-23 (Part 2)
Yes. Thank you so much, Chair. Morning, gentlemen. So, I'd like to know what is the scale of the challenge facing the Welsh Government administration, given the financial pressures for 2024-25, and how, actually, are you physically going to be responding to…
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Papers to note
Content to note the letter for now.
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Private pre-meeting
Fine.
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Questions to the Minister for Health and Social Services
I'd like to thank Delyth for tabling this really important question. Minister, as I said yesterday, this is something that I've repeatedly tried to raise with you, and unbelievably—and I have to reiterate the words—that this isn't the first time a truly…
, Plenary
Questions to the Minister for Climate Change
Thank you very much, Deputy Presiding Officer. Your policy is delivering a £9 billion blow to our economy, slowing people down and costing £33 million to implement. Secondly, you're introducing congestion charges, which are going to be looming over people's…
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Questions to the Minister for Climate Change
Thank you very much, Deputy Presiding Officer. Deputy Minister, I'll be honest with you, I'm quite disgusted by your comment just there. The fact that you've blamed me for hate—are you actually joking? But let's get back down to the questions, because…
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Questions to the Minister for Climate Change
Deputy Minister, this is probably the last time you and I are going to go head to head in this Chamber on transport topics. With all due respect, I appreciate everything that you've just said there. However, you cannot deny and you cannot ignore that just…
, Plenary
Questions to the Minister for Climate Change
Thank you so much, Deputy Presiding Officer. Deputy Minister, can I just take this opportunity to say thank you for finally plucking up the courage to speak with some of the anti-blanket-20-mph protestors at the Welsh Parliament last week? I've been informed…
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Nomination of the First Minister under Standing Order 8
Andrew R.T. Davies.
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Business Statement and Announcement
Minister, I'd like to request a statement from the Minister for health about what discussions she's had with the Aneurin Bevan health board in light of a second incident where the wrong body of a deceased person was released to a family. I tried desperately…
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Questions to the First Minister
First Minister, over your five-year tenure, you have raised awareness of Wales and all that we have to offer on an international stage. I know it's frequently acknowledged across the floor of this Chamber that Wales hasn't always been as recognised on an…
, Plenary
Debate on the Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee Report, 'Town Centre Regeneration'
I'd like to start by thanking the Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee team, the Chair, alongside our researchers, and also the Members as well for putting a lot of hard work and dedication into putting this report together. The report…
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Debate on a Member's Legislative Proposal—A Bill for increased safety on public transport
I'd like to thank Delyth Jewell for bringing forward this incredibly important Member's legislative proposal regarding increased safety on public transport. Without a doubt, the safety of the public using our transport services has been a great concern of…
, Plenary
Statement by the Deputy Minister for Social Partnership: International Women’s Day
Thank you, Deputy Minister, for your statement today. As you noted, Friday 8 March, last week, marked International Women's Day 2024, a day in which we pay tribute to women from all across the world who are ambassadors for our rights and role models for the…
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Questions to the First Minister
This is despite the Welsh Government pumping a staggering £1 billion of taxpayers' cash into the organisation. So, First Minister, I do have to ask: how proud are you of Transport for Wales and how much it's been performing under your watch, and do you agree…
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Questions to the First Minister
First Minister, yesterday, the Deputy Minister for Climate Change published a written statement about rural transport. In it, he said that 'the Welsh Government is committed to see public transport, walking and cycling trips account for 45% of journeys by…
