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Questions to the First Minister
We are on track to deliver the commitment made by the Cabinet Secretary for health. I look forward to the new services starting in September to deliver against that commitment. We recognise that fragility fractures can be painful and potentially debilitating…
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Questions to the First Minister
Yes. Good progress is being made on our commitment to achieve 100 per cent fracture liaison service coverage across Wales by September 2024.
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Statement by the First Minister: Delivering Wales's priorities
Well, as I said earlier, I've had three early meetings in my initial weeks: doctors, farmers and steelworkers. It was good to meet with Tata and, indeed, local representatives at Port Talbot, together with the economy and energy Cabinet Secretary. The…
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Statement by the First Minister: Delivering Wales's priorities
Thank you for the comments and questions. When it comes to our NHS workforce we have, of course, been through this several times already today, about what we already have done to try to make sure we're in a better position to train more of our own workers…
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Statement by the First Minister: Delivering Wales's priorities
Yes, I think it's a really interesting point around the direct consequences of reducing budgets. And you don't always see these in the first run. But, actually, we have invested some money in trying to make sure that we're able to respond to the damage that…
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Statement by the First Minister: Delivering Wales's priorities
I think the example of the child payment in Scotland is a good example of not just powers but actually the different budget to be able to do so. It is something that we are interested in—the sort of difference it could make for children and young people here…
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Statement by the First Minister: Delivering Wales's priorities
There are two points I'd like to make. The first is to thank the Member for the good wishes of Islwyn, and I look forward to visiting. I should point out that, when it comes to rail performance in Wales, there are Members in this Chamber who can take real…
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Statement by the First Minister: Delivering Wales's priorities
No, I don't agree with that at all. I actually think that stakeholders across north Wales welcome the creation of a Minister for north Wales, and look forward to Ken Skates continuing the work that Lesley Griffiths has already done previously. I look forward…
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Statement by the First Minister: Delivering Wales's priorities
Thank you. We have a good basis to build on, because we already have green growth hubs in some parts of Wales. We can take learning from those to understand how we deliberately gather together businesses that are interested in environmentally sustainable…
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Statement by the First Minister: Delivering Wales's priorities
Thank you for the comments. On a range of those areas, I think you'll find a Government that is ready to listen and to work with you. I think you'll find Jayne Bryant, as the new Minister for early years, will take seriously the challenges in the first 1,000…
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Statement by the First Minister: Delivering Wales's priorities
Thank you for the series of comments and some questions within there. I want to start with the point that the Member makes about the form of this Government. I actually think that people in Wales rather like having a stable Government able to make choices…
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Statement by the First Minister: Delivering Wales's priorities
When it comes to how the different national health services manage, of course, the NHS in England has always had the ability to convert capital to revenue at the end of year; that has never been available to us. Different financial means are made available to…
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Statement by the First Minister: Delivering Wales's priorities
Thank you for the series of questions. I look forward to our engagements across the Chamber. We may find opportunities to agree in amongst the points where there are going to be clear and sharp differences, as you would expect given that we lead different…
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Statement by the First Minister: Delivering Wales's priorities
I hope we can draw upon the strength and optimism represented in the acts of those award winners and work together on these priorities to build an ambitious future for a fairer Wales. Diolch, Llywydd.
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Statement by the First Minister: Delivering Wales's priorities
I hope we can draw upon the strength and optimism represented in the acts of those award winners.
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Statement by the First Minister: Delivering Wales's priorities
I've established a new Cabinet Office role within the ministerial team, and the Cabinet is already working on how we can turn our action and our priorities into the strongest possible outcomes for communities and businesses that face such a challenging…
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Statement by the First Minister: Delivering Wales's priorities
We are now beginning a new journey, a new chapter in the history of devolution.
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Statement by the First Minister: Delivering Wales's priorities
These early engagements were a priority, and they serve, I hope, as a signal of the investment that Ministers across the Welsh Government will put into the serious business of dialogue, negotiation and partnership working. I am proud to have brought together…
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Statement by the First Minister: Delivering Wales's priorities
It is a great pleasure to be able to set out today the priorities for this Welsh Government and our commitment to work with the people of Wales to create a future that works for the people of Wales. In my first three weeks as First Minister, I have met with…
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Statement by the First Minister: Delivering Wales's priorities
It is a great pleasure to be able to set out today the priorities for this Welsh Government and our commitment to work with the people of Wales to create a future that works for the people of Wales.
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Motion to approve the nomination of a Counsel General
I nominate Mick Antoniw to continue in the role as Counsel General, and ask Members to support his nomination.
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Motion to approve the nomination of a Counsel General
Formally.
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Motion to suspend Standing Orders
I move the motion formally.
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Questions to the First Minister
I think the challenge of always asking for a statutory footing is how that then gets into practical choices around the ability of this place, with a very full legislative programme, to consider future legislation. I'm interested in the practical action people…
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Questions to the First Minister
Building a stronger economy and supporting people to prosper in that economy is fundamental to reducing poverty in the longer term in all parts of Wales. Our economic mission sets out priorities for a stronger economy and our ambitions to deliver a more…
