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1. 1. Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Environment and Rural Affairs: <p>Developing the Agricultural Sector</p> ( 5 Apr 2017)

Jane Hutt: Yes, well, I’m sure Nick Ramsay would also have been pleased to hear the significant number of representations to the consultation, particularly from farmers, and I’m sure from the farmers in your constituency as well. If I can just, perhaps, say a bit more about the project that is being undertaken, including the TB epidemiologist and team of vets looking at disease across the country,...

Questions to the Deputy Minister and Chief Whip: Modern Slavery ( 9 Mar 2021)

Jane Hutt: ...for that important question. The fact that organisations like Soroptimist International are coming forward and taking this as an issue for which they're concerned and seeking evidence, and making representations to tackle modern slavery—. Of course, there is a cross-party group on human trafficking, chaired by Joyce Watson, who actually was also responsible for ensuring that we had the...

3. Statement by the Minister for Health and Social Services: The Health and Social Care (Quality and Engagement) (Wales) Bill (18 Jun 2019)

Vaughan Gething: .... I reject any suggestion, inference or otherwise, that this has been deliberately held up or, indeed, that this is simply hiding the dagger about a desire to get rid of patient voice and patient representation. Far from it. And when Members go through the detail of the Bill and the policy intent, I hope that some of the statements and accusations made and the suspicions that have been...

Questions to the Deputy Minister and Chief Whip: The Economic Impact of Inequalities (19 Feb 2019)

Jane Hutt: Well, diolch yn fawr, Siân Gwenllian. I think the 'State of the Nation 2019' report by Chwarae Teg was very valuable in that it looked at women in the economy, women's representation, and women at risk, and, as you say, the statistics from their report showed very clearly that women are more likely to be economically inactive because they are looking after a family and home. And it's clear...

2. Questions to the Counsel General and Minister for the Constitution: Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill (25 Jan 2023)

Mick Antoniw: Thank you, again, for the question. Representations have already been made. You'll be aware that I am—and, indeed, the First Minister is—very much on the record in a similar tone. It will be raised at future meetings that will be taking place. But, of course, in terms of the UK Government, I have to say, on this Bill, we have had no engagement. There has been no consultation, no...

Questions to the Deputy Minister and Chief Whip: Online Abuse Of Women in Public Life (26 Mar 2019)

Jane Hutt: ...we cannot afford to let the bullies win, as you say, and thank you as well for the further evidence you have given. That will be very important in terms of the statement that I wish to make and the representations that I am making to the UK Government in terms of their responsibilities. It's also very important that we look to the 'Protecting the Debate: Intimidation, Influence, and...

1. Questions to the First Minister: Steel Manufacturing (26 Mar 2019)

David Rees: ...commercially sustainable sector in a competitive global market.' Many of the levers that we have talked about in the past—the energy costs—are with the UK Government. Will you now make further representations to the UK Government, supporting this committee's report and asking the UK Government to take action to address the issue of high energy costs, to ensure that our steel industry...

1. Questions to the Minister for Economy: Questions Without Notice from Party Spokespeople (23 Mar 2022)

Vaughan Gething: .... So, in terms of the way it's been presented to me, that certainly isn't the way that I would present the plans for the Cardiff capital region, but I'm not entirely sure it's a faithful or fair representation of the way that the capital region themselves are looking to market the opportunities to improve productivity and wage growth here within the capital region.

1. Questions to the Minister for Economy: A Community Bank for Wales (13 Jul 2022)

Vaughan Gething: ...branches that matches the actual capability. I think there's a danger that every Member will say, 'I would like to have a community bank branch in my constituency or my region'. I've certainly had representations on my own side from a range of people, from Jack Sargeant, Joyce Watson and a range of others. We want to see the bank be successful, and we want to see those services increase....

3. Questions to the Senedd Commission: Photosensitive Epilepsy (29 Mar 2023)

Sioned Williams: ...campaigner on epilepsy, a condition she herself lives with. The point of the Equal Power Equal Voice programme is to break down barriers to democratic participation, and increase diversity of representation. The Senedd estate itself therefore must play its part if the Commission supports these aims. Becci has photosensitive epilepsy, which means she can experience seizures triggered by...

2. Business Statement and Announcement (27 Nov 2018)

David Lloyd: ...young GPs, you are expected to take out what is effectively a second mortgage on a GP surgery at the same time as you are taking out a first mortgage on a family home. Now, recently, I've received representations to the effect that, when you fast-forward 20 to 30 years, and GPs retire, or retire early, or move on, leaving the remaining GPs with a building that is often difficult to sell,...

2. Topical Questions: Coronavirus ( 6 May 2020)

Vaughan Gething: ...form of advice about what that will look at in each of its aspects. I think the idea that Ministers are rejecting the advice that they're receiving on this issue is not to give a fair or accurate representation of what's being done. That draft report is being worked through, as you would expect it to be, with partners in the health service, local government and others. And as I say, I...

Group 16: Citizen Voice Body — duty to supply information (Amendment 2) (10 Mar 2020)

Vaughan Gething: ...it is important that there is a requirement for these reasons to be provided in writing. I brought forward this amendment in response to the now Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee's representations, made after the Stage 1 process. This amendment will add strength to section 18 of the Bill by placing this duty upon NHS bodies and local authorities to help ensure transparency,...

5. 90-second Statements (28 Feb 2018)

Vikki Howells: ..., noting how far we have come in terms of promoting equal rights and diversity, but also the challenges and barriers we still have to overcome. The year 2018 marks the hundredth anniversary of the Representation of the People Act 1918, so it's perhaps no surprise that LGBT History Month this year explores the role that lesbians and bisexual women played in the votes-for-women campaign....

1. Questions to the Minister for Social Justice: Prepayment Meters (29 Mar 2023)

Jane Hutt: Thank you very much, Peredur. I just want to say that, yesterday, I had a very useful and constructive meeting with the Enforcement Conduct Board. Following contributions and representations made in this Chamber, I had approached the Enforcement Conduct Board and asked them if they could play a role in accrediting those who were enforcement agencies for utilities. And I have to say that I was...

2. Questions to the Counsel General and Brexit Minister (in respect of his Brexit Minister responsibilities): Brexit Discussions (12 Jun 2019)

Jeremy Miles: I thank the Member for his question. As he indicates in it, our relationship with the UK Representation to the EU is very good, so we were particularly puzzled and disappointed, if I can put it like that, by the unprecedented decision that the Foreign and Commonwealth Office appear to have taken. I should say, as context, that we have been provided as a Welsh Government with high-quality...

1. Questions to the Minister for Finance and Trefnydd: Questions Without Notice from Party Spokespeople ( 6 Mar 2019)

Rhun ap Iorwerth: ...that we can't look to the Secretary of State for Wales, because the office of the Secretary of State for Wales is redefining itself very much as UK Government's voice in Wales rather than Wales's representation at the UK Cabinet. So, we have to look to Welsh Government to go out there and seek deals for us. It seems to me that 10 members of one political party in Northern Ireland are using...

7. Statement by the Deputy Minister for Social Services: Rebalancing Care and Support White Paper — Next steps ( 6 Jul 2021)

Jane Dodds: ...aim is to make a profit. The children's commissioner has also called again to move away and ultimately end profit-making in care services. So, may I ask what consideration will you give to those representations made by the Children's Commissioner for Wales and directors of social services with regard to the role of for-profit providers of care for young adults and those with learning...

4. Statement by the Minister for Economy: The Shared Prosperity Fund and Levelling-up Fund (28 Sep 2021)

Rhianon Passmore: ...Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, and accompanied, as we said, with the sacking of the lead Minister Robert Jenrick, to be replaced with Michael Gove—an interesting choice. Minister, what representations will the Welsh Government make to the newly empowered UK Minister to get the communities of Islwyn included and not excluded in the UK Government's priority funding list? And will...

3. Business Statement and Announcement ( 9 Feb 2021)

Rebecca Evans: ...to open, but ice rinks and bowling alleys must remain closed. As Mike Hedges says, indoor play centres, trampoline and skate centres must also remain closed at alert level 3, but following the representations that I've received and those that I know Mike Hedges has also received, when we are able to move to alert level 3, the Welsh Government will be revisiting guidance to provide any...


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