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Evidence session with the Office for the Internal Market
Yes.
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Evidence session with the Office for the Internal Market
Thanks. And finally from me in this section, the Windsor framework includes the new role for the Office for the Internal Market in monitoring any impact for Northern Ireland arising from the regulatory changes in the rest of the UK. Can you tell us a bit more…
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Evidence session with the Office for the Internal Market
I'm just wondering where stakeholders can access that additional information about the wider aspects of policy proposals, and how that engagement is actually happening.
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Evidence session with the Office for the Internal Market
So, is it just going to be on the website that you'll be publishing, or are you doing engagement events, or—?
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Evidence session with the Office for the Internal Market
Okay, excellent. Thank you. You state in your response to the House of Lords Common Frameworks Scrutiny Committee that your approach will focus on the economic effects of regulatory divergence. How are you ensuring that the stakeholders are aware of this when…
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Evidence session with the Office for the Internal Market
That you're able to have that conversation, then, with the Minister and see—.
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Evidence session with the Office for the Internal Market
No. How many of you are going to be on the panel? Is it—[Interruption.] How many of you are going to be on the panel?
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Evidence session with the Office for the Internal Market
Is that one way that you'd maybe have the competence on the panel?
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Evidence session with the Office for the Internal Market
I suppose you talked about creating the panel and people will be joining you. Have you got somebody from each devolved nation, or how—?
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
Evidence session with the Office for the Internal Market
Welcome, and it's good to have you with us. You talked there about you're only going to be as effective as the information that you're given. So, how would you ensure that the OIM panel have sufficient knowledge and understanding of the devolved legislation…
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Questions to the Minister for Education and the Welsh Language
Thank you very much for that response. I hope that the census data of 2021, as well as the warnings set out in the culture and Welsh language committee, will be an incentive to take action with regard to Welsh-medium education and the learning of the Welsh…
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Questions to the Minister for Education and the Welsh Language
1. What plans does the Government have in place to promote Welsh-medium education? OQ59616
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Legislative Consent Motion on the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill
As Members will be well aware by now, Plaid Cymru opposes the use of LCMs as a matter of principle. We firmly believe that decisions affecting the devolution competencies of Wales should be made in this Senedd without exception. We've also stated our…
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Questions to the First Minister
Recent research has revealed that an estimated 450,000 people are providing unpaid care or support in Wales. That contribution, born out of love and affection for family and friends, is difficult to quantify. It's fair to say that this contribution to our…
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Instruments that raise issues to be reported to the Senedd under Standing Order 21.7 - previously considered
Is it because of all the drafting issues that they’ve just decided to pull it back and start again?
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Debate on the General Principles of the Food (Wales) Bill
Finally, Dirprwy Lywydd, the RIA also lacks information on the cost of implementing local food plans. The Member in charge has agreed part of recommendation 6 to update the RIA with details of the public bodies that are already implementing such plans…
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Debate on the General Principles of the Food (Wales) Bill
The Member in charge has said that the Bill was deliberately drafted as a framework Bill to give flexibility to the Welsh Government around the implementation of key provisions. However, we have been critical of similar approaches taken by the Welsh…
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Debate on the General Principles of the Food (Wales) Bill
But I am here today as Chair of the Finance Committee, so, thank you for the opportunity, and I welcome the opportunity to participate in this Stage 1 debate on the first Member-proposed Bill to be introduced in this Senedd. Our report comes to three…
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Debate on the General Principles of the Food (Wales) Bill
Diolch, Dirprwy Lywydd. Before I respond on behalf of the committee, obviously, with food businesses in the news at the moment in south-east Wales, maybe this Bill might have a bearing on those businesses going forward.
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Questions to the Minister for Economy
In recent weeks, we've had the devastating news that two large factories in my region are closing—Tillery Valley Foods and, more recently, Avara—with a combined loss of more than 600 jobs. I hope there's swift and robust action from this Government in…
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Questions to the Minister for Economy
Thank you for that answer.
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Questions to the Minister for Economy
1. What is the Government doing to create jobs in South Wales East? OQ59573
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Statement by the Minister for Social Justice and Chief Whip: Celebrating Volunteers
Llywydd, on behalf of Plaid Cymru, I want to offer our diolch o galon to countless volunteers across Wales who selflessly dedicate their time and efforts to make our communities stronger, more vibrant, and inclusive. These individuals embody the true spirit…
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Statement by the Minister for Social Justice and Chief Whip: Celebrating Volunteers
Thank you to the Minister for the statement.
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Statement by the Counsel General and Minister for the Constitution: The Public Order Act—Implications for Wales
We return to a matter I explored with you last week, Cwnsler Cyffredinol. You don't have to be opposed to the Tories to be alarmed by this Public Order Act and its many curbs on freedom of speech and the right to protest. I wonder what that rarest of breeds…
