, Plenary
Business Statement and Announcement
Minister, I wanted to raise the issue of the length of time it takes for replies from Ministers in terms of receiving correspondence back from Members of the Senedd when they write to them. Some Ministers reply in a very timely manner, other Ministers do not…
, Plenary
Topical Questions
Minister, you heard my question to the First Minister yesterday. I don't want to go into the length of discussion on that issue again, but I would like to know, on that particular example, how you would advise a business that has perhaps diversified, a…
, Plenary
Questions to the Minister for Rural Affairs and North Wales
Thank you for your answer, Minister. Of course, what farmers in my constituency need, and in fact across the whole of Wales, is clear direction in Government policy. The agricultural Bill was supposed to have been brought forward in the spring of this year…
, Plenary
Questions to the Minister for Rural Affairs and North Wales
10. How is the Welsh Government supporting the agricultural industry in Montgomeryshire? OQ58088
, Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
Thank you, First Minister, for your answer. I want to raise the issue as regards many holiday let businesses in mid Wales that I think will become unviable if the Government's plans to increase the threshold to 182 days per year let come into being. I'd be…
, Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
4. What is the Welsh Government doing to support the tourism sector in Wales? OQ58074
, Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
Diolch, Llywydd. What are the Welsh Government's priorities for—? Sorry, wrong question—that was No. 3.
, Health and Social Care Committee
Paper(s) to note
Lovely. Right. Right, I move to item 6, is it, I think? So distracted by Sam that—. What's the agenda—? It's item 8, papers to note. So, we've got a series of papers to note. They're mainly letters from the Welsh Government, from Welsh Government Ministers. I…
, Health and Social Care Committee
Mental health inequalities: evidence session with Professor Sir Sam Everington
Take care.
, Health and Social Care Committee
Mental health inequalities: evidence session with Professor Sir Sam Everington
Thank you very much, Sam. That's a really fascinating hour we've had with you, so we're really grateful for your time and your paper in advance of the session as well. So, thanks ever so much, and I hope we can keep in touch, because you're a fascinating…
, Health and Social Care Committee
Mental health inequalities: evidence session with Professor Sir Sam Everington
One of our committee members just said, 'Can we come as well?'
, Health and Social Care Committee
Mental health inequalities: evidence session with Professor Sir Sam Everington
Thank you, Sam. It's a really fascinating session. I suppose we've just got a couple of minutes left. And our role as a committee here in the Welsh Parliament is to scrutinise the Welsh Government but to make suggestions to them as well. So, these evidence…
, Health and Social Care Committee
Mental health inequalities: evidence session with Professor Sir Sam Everington
Go for it.
, Health and Social Care Committee
Mental health inequalities: evidence session with Professor Sir Sam Everington
Do you have any other questions, Ken?
, Health and Social Care Committee
Mental health inequalities: evidence session with Professor Sir Sam Everington
Thank you, Sam. Do any Members want to come in? I think Ken might want to come in on a point, but does anybody else want to come in with a question to Sam, or are you happy just to sit back and listen to Sam talk? Ken, go for it.
, Health and Social Care Committee
Mental health inequalities: evidence session with Professor Sir Sam Everington
Lovely. Joyce.
, Health and Social Care Committee
Mental health inequalities: evidence session with Professor Sir Sam Everington
Anything else, Ken, or shall I go on to Joyce?
, Health and Social Care Committee
Mental health inequalities: evidence session with Professor Sir Sam Everington
Sam, what needs to happen for you to come and work in mid Wales? [Laughter.] It's not a serious question, but I say that because my constituents contact me complaining about the triage system that they're practising. You're giving out your mobile number, so a…
, Health and Social Care Committee
Mental health inequalities: evidence session with Professor Sir Sam Everington
Thank you, Sam. I almost don't want to ask you any more questions—I just want you to talk to us for half an hour. It's fascinating. So, we'll treat this a bit like an ongoing conversation, perhaps, where Members dip in and dip out. Rhun, do you want to come…
, Health and Social Care Committee
Mental health inequalities: evidence session with Professor Sir Sam Everington
So, I suppose it's about proving that where's an investment there's a saving coming through to the NHS.
, Health and Social Care Committee
Mental health inequalities: evidence session with Professor Sir Sam Everington
There we are. Any further questions, Gareth?
, Health and Social Care Committee
Mental health inequalities: evidence session with Professor Sir Sam Everington
Okay. Thank you, Sam. That's a good introduction to yourself, so I much appreciate it. Gareth Davies.
, Health and Social Care Committee
Mental health inequalities: evidence session with Professor Sir Sam Everington
Welcome back to the Health and Social Care Committee. We move to item 7. This is in regards to our mental health inquiry evidence session, and this afternoon we have our final session today with Professor Sir Sam Everington, who has kindly just informed us…
, Health and Social Care Committee
Mental health inequalities: evidence session with Mind Cymru and Leonard Cheshire
We just need to take a 10-minute technical break, just to allow the team to make sure that our next witness virtually joins us all correctly. So, a 10-minute break.
, Health and Social Care Committee
Mental health inequalities: evidence session with Mind Cymru and Leonard Cheshire
Okay. Thank you, Nia. Thank you all for being with us today. Diolch yn fawr iawn. We really appreciate it, and we'll send you a transcript of the proceedings, and if you feel like you've missed something you wanted to say then let us know and we can add that…
