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Culture and the new relationship with the European Union: evidence session with practitioners (4)
Thank you. Finally, this one may be more for Bill, so if you want to incorporate both answers, Bill, you're very welcome. Obviously, geography would suggest that, and you've suggested already, you do a lot of work with Ireland. So, how has the nature of that…
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Culture and the new relationship with the European Union: evidence session with practitioners (4)
Okay. Stephanie.
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Culture and the new relationship with the European Union: evidence session with practitioners (4)
Thank you. A general question: what about work outside of the European Union since the UK left the EU? Have there been any new opportunities that have opened up?
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Culture and the new relationship with the European Union: evidence session with practitioners (4)
Okay, but you're still—. As an example, I'm on the NoFit State website now, as you were talking. You're still touring in Europe. I think you called a recent tour 'Brexit busting', which suggests that you still have a relationship with the European Union and…
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Culture and the new relationship with the European Union: evidence session with practitioners (4)
Thank you. You're very welcome to write to us. A general question, then: are there any subsectors of the creative industries that have benefited in their work in the EU from the UK's new relationship with the European Union?
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Culture and the new relationship with the European Union: evidence session with practitioners (4)
Thank you.
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Culture and the new relationship with the European Union: evidence session with practitioners (4)
Thank you. Bill, you used the word, in your previous answer there, 'xenophobia', and you'd seen an increase in that. I can't let that go unchallenged, so can you back that up?
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Culture and the new relationship with the European Union: evidence session with trade unions (3)
Thank you. Can I ask what proportion of cross-border work for Welsh cultural workers takes place in Ireland, and has this changed in recent years?
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Culture and the new relationship with the European Union: evidence session with trade unions (3)
Okay. Thank you. And what about working outside of the European Union since the UK left? Have there been any new opportunities that have opened up?
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Culture and the new relationship with the European Union: evidence session with trade unions (3)
Thank you. Can I ask, are there any subsectors of the creative industries that have benefited in their work in the EU from the UK's new relationship with the EU?
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Culture and the new relationship with the European Union: evidence session with trade unions (3)
Thank you. Can I just come back to you, Andy, on the very last point you made there about, perhaps, tours not coming to Wales specifically and where they may be coming to the UK as a whole? Have you got any indications of what the biggest drivers are that are…
, Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
Thank you for that answer, First Minister. Grass-roots music venues are the lifeblood of many communities across Wales. Indeed, the culture committee's creative industries report was debated just a few weeks ago here on the floor of the Senedd. Responding to…
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Questions to the First Minister
8. What is the Welsh Government's strategy for securing a sustainable future for the music sector? OQ60760
, Plenary
Welsh Conservatives Debate: Housing supply
You'll know Margaret Thatcher came to power over 40 years ago. You've been in charge in Wales for 25 years. What have you been doing?
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Housing supply
Will you take an intervention?
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Topical Questions
Can I thank Heledd Fychan for tabling this question? It's very important. I sympathise with the general health of the university sector in Wales. Paul Boyle, the vice-chancellor of Swansea University and chair of Universities Wales said recently: 'Currently…
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Point of Order
Diolch yn fawr, Llywydd. I wanted to make a point of order based on the comments made by Mabon ap Gwynfor in his spokesperson's questions, where he made reference to the committee, saying it had met four times, always behind closed doors. I have looked at the…
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Questions to the Minister for Economy
It's good to hear Huw Irranca-Davies and you, Minister, mention the Grand Pavilion in Porthcawl. I am obviously, like many, sad to see it close this week. But the reason it's closing, which neither of you mentioned, is it is benefiting from £18 million in UK…
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Briefing: Civil contingencies and preparedness for the publication of the UK COVID-19 Inquiry's report into Module 1
Thank you. Sorry, I just wanted to come in there quickly on the line of questioning Altaf was on about, in terms of lead responsibility. So, we're conscious of—. Last week, we looked at these complicated flowcharts, about who responds to whom and who deals…
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Debate: The Steel Industry in Wales
I wanted to start today’s contribution by thanking the Welsh Government for tabling today’s debate on steel making in Wales, particularly given the disappointing announcement, which has been discussed already, by Tata of potential loss of jobs in Port Talbot…
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Six Nations rugby broadcasting rights: evidence session with other stakeholders (2)
Sorry, can I just come back to you, Professor Haynes, on the point you were making there about football—the 1,000 games a season, the record deals, the growth of the Premier League? The interesting aspect to me at least is there's clearly a demand or a…
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Six Nations rugby broadcasting rights: evidence session with the Welsh Rugby Union (1)
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Six Nations rugby broadcasting rights: evidence session with the Welsh Rugby Union (1)
I know that you are familiar with the FAW's model in terms of S4C, and it looks like there is a positive relationship between both organisations in terms of Wales's football games through the medium of Welsh. Is that something that is important for you and…
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Six Nations rugby broadcasting rights: evidence session with the Welsh Rugby Union (1)
Can I ask about the broadcasting rights through the medium of Welsh? Are they on sale separately to the English rights, or are they part of the same package?
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Six Nations rugby broadcasting rights: evidence session with the Welsh Rugby Union (1)
Thank you. That's reassuring.
