Results 1161–1180 of 20000 for speaker:Elin Jones

1. 1. Questions to the First Minister: <p>Questions Without Notice from the Party Leaders</p> ( 6 Dec 2016)

Elin Jones: Leader of the UKIP group, Neil Hamilton.

1. 1. Questions to the First Minister: <p>Questions Without Notice from the Party Leaders</p> ( 6 Dec 2016)

Elin Jones: Allow the Member to be heard, please. I’d like to hear the question.

1. 1. Questions to the First Minister: <p>Questions Without Notice from the Party Leaders</p> ( 6 Dec 2016)

Elin Jones: Before the First Minister answers, could I tell all Cabinet Secretaries, especially the one I’m looking at, that the First Minister does not need any support from the Cabinet bench—or I don’t think he needs any support. First Minister.

1. 1. Questions to the First Minister: <p>The UK Government's Autumn Statement</p> ( 6 Dec 2016)

Elin Jones: Thank you, First Minister.

2. Urgent Question: RJ’s of Wem ( 6 Dec 2016)

Elin Jones: I have accepted two urgent questions under Standing Order 12.66, and I call on Llyr Gruffydd to ask the first urgent question.

2. Urgent Question: RJ’s of Wem ( 6 Dec 2016)

Elin Jones: Thank you, Cabinet Secretary.

3. Urgent Question: Ruabon Medical Centre ( 6 Dec 2016)

Elin Jones: I now call on Mark Isherwood to ask the second urgent question.

3. Urgent Question: Ruabon Medical Centre ( 6 Dec 2016)

Elin Jones: The Member may ask a supplementary in a moment. If a question is urgent, it should be asked in an urgent way, and I expect Members to be ready to ask urgent questions next time. But ask your supplementary.

3. Urgent Question: Ruabon Medical Centre ( 6 Dec 2016)

Elin Jones: Thank you, Cabinet Secretary.

4. 2. Business Statement and Announcement ( 6 Dec 2016)

Elin Jones: The next item on the agenda is the business statement and announcement, and I call on Jane Hutt.

4. 2. Business Statement and Announcement ( 6 Dec 2016)

Elin Jones: Andrew R.T. Davies.

4. 2. Business Statement and Announcement ( 6 Dec 2016)

Elin Jones: I do not think that this is a question for the Government, and you should wait until you have the opportunity for questions to the Commission to ask a question of that nature. Either ask a question to the Government that is appropriate for them, or refrain from asking the question and place it in its appropriate place.

4. 2. Business Statement and Announcement ( 6 Dec 2016)

Elin Jones: I thank the Minister.

5. 3. Statement: PISA Results ( 6 Dec 2016)

Elin Jones: The next item is a statement by the Cabinet Secretary for Education on the PISA results. I call on the Cabinet Secretary, Kirsty Williams.

5. 3. Statement: PISA Results ( 6 Dec 2016)

Elin Jones: Allow the Member to be heard. [Interruption.]

5. 3. Statement: PISA Results ( 6 Dec 2016)

Elin Jones: I said, ‘Allow the Member to be heard.’

5. 3. Statement: PISA Results ( 6 Dec 2016)

Elin Jones: Look, you may not agree with what the Member is saying, but the Member has a right to say it. Allow the Member to be heard, once more.

5. 3. Statement: PISA Results ( 6 Dec 2016)

Elin Jones: Look; allow the Member to be heard. The Member has now finished. Thank you very much for your contribution. I ask the Cabinet Secretary to respond. I’m sure you’ll all be very quiet now. [Laughter.]

5. 3. Statement: PISA Results ( 6 Dec 2016)

Elin Jones: Let’s hear the question.

5. 3. Statement: PISA Results ( 6 Dec 2016)

Elin Jones: And finally, Huw Irranca-Davies.


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