, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Social Partnership and Public Procurement (Wales) Bill: ministerial evidence session
Just a quick one. Have you given any consideration to term limits at all?
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Social Partnership and Public Procurement (Wales) Bill: ministerial evidence session
Okay. Thank you.
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Social Partnership and Public Procurement (Wales) Bill: ministerial evidence session
Yes.
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Social Partnership and Public Procurement (Wales) Bill: ministerial evidence session
Okay. And we talked earlier about the future generations and the future generations commissioner and you've been working alongside her in that role. You've talked a lot about minimising burden, which implies there will be a burden, probably, even though—. So…
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Social Partnership and Public Procurement (Wales) Bill: ministerial evidence session
And with regard to that particular element and the rest of the financial implications of this, what consideration have you given to inflation at 10 per cent currently?
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Social Partnership and Public Procurement (Wales) Bill: ministerial evidence session
—with my other hat on, so I'm not going to dwell too much on that, and we'll go into that scrutiny in that session. But, looking at the Bill, it will impose a number of additional costs onto public sector organisations, in particular almost £20 million in…
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Social Partnership and Public Procurement (Wales) Bill: ministerial evidence session
Thank you very much, Chair, and welcome, Minister. On the regulatory impact assessment, I'll probably go into a lot more detail in Finance Committee in a couple of weeks' time—
, Plenary
Business Statement and Announcement
Trefnydd, there are serious question marks about the future of peer mentoring services for people with drug, alcohol and mental health issues in Wales. Some in the sector believe that services could collapse over the summer as the new contract is yet to be…
, Finance Committee
Motion under Standing Order 17.42(ix) to resolve to exclude the public from the remainder of this meeting
So, I now propose a motion under Standing Order 17.42 to resolve to exclude the public from the remainder of this meeting. Are you all content? Yes. So, we'll go into private session.
, Finance Committee
Group 6: Review of the Act (Amendment 5)
And that is the end of the amendments. I'd like to thank the Minister, officials and Llyr for attendance here in the Finance Committee today. A draft transcript of the meeting will be sent to you for checking for factual accuracy. That completes Stage 2…
, Finance Committee
Group 6: Review of the Act (Amendment 5)
Therefore, finally, I move amendment 6 in the name of the Minister. The question is that amendment 6 be agreed. Does any Member object? [Objection.] Okay. Therefore, the question is that amendment 6 be agreed. Those in favour. Those against. And those…
, Finance Committee
Group 6: Review of the Act (Amendment 5)
Thank you. Okay. The question is that amendment 5 be agreed. Does any Member object? I don't see an objection, so, therefore, amendment 5 is agreed in accordance with Standing Order 17.34(i).
, Finance Committee
Group 6: Review of the Act (Amendment 5)
Okay. Thank you very much. So, Minister, you want to go to a vote on amendment 5.
, Finance Committee
Group 6: Review of the Act (Amendment 5)
Thank you very much. Does anyone else want to speak? No. So, back to the Minister to respond.
, Finance Committee
Group 6: Review of the Act (Amendment 5)
Thank you, Minister. Does anybody wish to speak to the amendment?
, Finance Committee
Group 6: Review of the Act (Amendment 5)
I move the amendment in the name of the Minister, and call on the Minister to speak to the amendment. Minister.
, Finance Committee
Group 6: Review of the Act (Amendment 5)
So, we'll move on to group 6. The final group of amendments relates to review of the Act. The lead and only amendment in this group is amendment 5.
, Finance Committee
Group 5: Made affirmative procedure: minimum period for scrutiny (Amendments 3, 4)
The same. Thank you.
, Finance Committee
Group 5: Made affirmative procedure: minimum period for scrutiny (Amendments 3, 4)
There we are. So, we'll move on. And 19.
, Finance Committee
Group 5: Made affirmative procedure: minimum period for scrutiny (Amendments 3, 4)
We therefore move on to amendment 18, but you've indicated that you don't wish to move it.
, Finance Committee
Group 5: Made affirmative procedure: minimum period for scrutiny (Amendments 3, 4)
I move the amendment in the name of the Minister. The question is that amendment 4 be agreed. Does any Member object? No objections. Therefore, amendment 4 is agreed in accordance with Standing Order 17.34(i).
, Finance Committee
Group 5: Made affirmative procedure: minimum period for scrutiny (Amendments 3, 4)
Excellent. So, we'll move on to amendment 4.
, Finance Committee
Group 5: Made affirmative procedure: minimum period for scrutiny (Amendments 3, 4)
The question is that amendment 3 be agreed. Does any Member object? No. Therefore, amendment 3 is agreed in accordance with Standing Order 17.34(i).
, Finance Committee
Group 5: Made affirmative procedure: minimum period for scrutiny (Amendments 3, 4)
Okay. Thank you very much. So, Minister, do you wish to proceed to a vote on amendment 3?
, Finance Committee
Group 5: Made affirmative procedure: minimum period for scrutiny (Amendments 3, 4)
Both amendments. Anyone else want to speak? No. So, I'll call on the Minister to respond.
