Results 601–620 of 1100 for representations -taxation speaker:Laura Anne Jones -speaker:Adam Price -speaker:Adam Price -speaker:Adam Price

1. Questions to the Minister for Finance and Trefnydd: The Allocation of Funding (25 Nov 2020)

Rhianon Passmore: ...COVID winter, and although the cultural recovery fund has been welcomed and oversubscribed, it still leaves out broad categories, which Welsh Government has attempted to breach. So, Minister, what representations, then, will the Welsh Government make to the Treasury for much needed extra income for Wales? And how does the Welsh Government intend to further financially support live Welsh...

2. Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Local Government and Public Services: Prisoners (21 Mar 2018)

Alun Davies: ...is that neither the Welsh Government nor the UK Government can actually deliver the sort of holistic policy response to those in the criminal justice system that is required by all of us. I've made representations to the MOJ about refreshing the concordat that we do have at present with the MOJ about how we take forward these matters. I've written quite recently to the Home Secretary about...

1. Questions to the Minister for Finance and Trefnydd: Questions Without Notice from Party Spokespeople ( 5 Feb 2020)

Mark Reckless: ...I think, on a cross-party basis, concerns have been raised is about the real-terms reduction in bus subsidy. Is that something where it's realistic for us to expect the Minister to have heard those representations and to make a change in response to them, or is it that the process allows people to think and perhaps be led on to expect a greater possibility of change, impact and influence...

1. Questions to the Minister for Social Justice: The UK Government's Proposed Bill of Rights ( 6 Jul 2022)

Jane Hutt: ...22 June, reinforcing our concerns. Last week, we had an excellent cross-party group, chaired by Sioned Williams, on human rights. The voice from civil society was so strong, as well as cross-party representation, making clear their concerns about the Bill, and, of course, that spreads well beyond Government—absolute rejection of all the consultation responses that came out against the...

7. 7. Plaid Cymru Debate: The Wales Bill (15 Jun 2016)

Carwyn Jones: ...an element of devolution, and there’s an element of truth in what he says. But, for me, it’s a matter for this institution as to whether there should be police and crime commissioners or not. In fact, we had no choice; they were imposed on us by Parliament in Westminster, when in fact the decision could have been that of the people of Wales. They may have decided that they wanted them....

2. Questions to the Leader of the House and Chief Whip (in respect of her portfolio responsibilities): 5G Technology ( 6 Dec 2017)

Julie James: ... to fibre broadband to see what we can do with combination technologies, and a very large part of this will be what the UK Government does with the spectrum sales. So, we'll be making a lot of representations to the UK that they shouldn't regard 5G as a cash cow, but should actually think about what part of infrastructure it might play in public roll-out of some of the new artificial...

2. Questions to the Counsel General and Brexit Minister (in respect of his Brexit Minister responsibilities): Future Immigration Policy Post Brexit (26 Feb 2020)

Huw Irranca-Davies: ...iawn. Minister, there's been real and understandable anger at the crude label of 'low skilled' that the UK Government has now levelled at people such as social workers, when we know that they're not low skilled, they are low paid, and you simply cannot put a value on the precious human qualities of compassion and care. How would he respond to Dr Moira Fraser-Pearce, the director of policy...

1. Questions to the First Minister: The Devolution of Welfare Administration ( 6 Jul 2021)

Lesley Griffiths: ...for those most in need is absolutely a top priority for this Welsh Government, and the previous reforms of the social security system have raised issues here in Wales, and we do continue to make representations to the UK Government. I know the Minister for Social Justice wrote to the relevant Secretary of State just last week, regarding the top-up of the £20, and to try and retain that,...

1. Questions to the Minister for Finance and Trefnydd: Housing Support Grant ( 5 Feb 2020)

Rebecca Evans: ...employ funding and also legislation and smart policy ideas to support people and prevent people from becoming homeless. But, as I hope I've made clear to colleagues, I have been listening to the representations that have been made.

1. Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Education: School Closures in North Wales (23 May 2018)

Kirsty Williams: I would expect all local authorities to be designing consultation documents on school closures or mergers that contain accurate information. If they do not, then that simply is not good enough, and if the Member has any evidence that the consultation documents that are currently being issued with regard to the closures that he refers to do not contain accurate information, then I would be...

4. Statement by the Minister for Economy, Transport and North Wales: Response to Coronavirus (COVID-19) (10 Jun 2020)

Suzy Davies: ...to be allowed to be registered. So perhaps you could clear that up.  Secondly, as I think David Rowlands mentioned, we have still got businesses that are outside the ERF at the moment. I've had representations made by people who have actually been very successful, but can't actually access anything without giving personal guarantees, which they're reluctant to do because they're not sure...

10. Short Debate: Wales’s invisible problem — the social impact of gambling (29 Nov 2017)

Mick Antoniw: ...an industry that’s getting concerned—a £37 billion industry—and we need to be very alert. This is very similar to what happened with the tobacco industry, and we will have similar sorts of representations about how it’s really about fair lobbying, just as in America it’s all about fair gun control and so on. So, that’s important. Our concern is, of course, that we’ve got to...

1. 1. Questions to the First Minister: <p>Questions Without Notice from the Party Leaders</p> (18 Oct 2016)

Carwyn Jones: ...this moment in time the Welsh Government, unlike the Scottish Government, is prevented from running a franchise and having that franchise run by a public body or public agency for reasons that are not fathomable in logic, but that’s what the current Wales Bill actually says. We’ve made strong representations to the UK Government saying that if it’s right for Scotland, therefore...

1. Questions to the Minister for Social Justice: Sexual Assault Referral Centres (20 Oct 2021)

Jane Hutt: ..., of course, it's all aiming to improve health outcomes for victims and survivors of sexual assault. The programme is actually based on a regional approach, so I will take this back in terms of the representations you're making today. We do have an integrated service already available in north Wales, but I think it's your points about distance and access to accredited facilities, for...

2. 2. Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Health, Well-being and Sport: <p>Questions Without Notice from Party Spokespeople</p> ( 9 Nov 2016)

Rebecca Evans: ...standards might be and what orders might involve in the future. So, obviously, changes will be decided at UK Government level, but we’ll be keen to have our input into that and to make strong representations. We have provided local authorities and health boards with funding over the past three years in order to try and have them fulfil their legal obligations with regard to those...

1. Questions to the First Minister: Questions Without Notice from the Party Leaders (12 Dec 2017)

Andrew RT Davies: ...and ministerial questions and statements are about. We choose the questions, we try and elicit the answers. I do regret, on two rather straightforward questions, which are topical, that you have not been able to give me a more concise answer, in particular to clear up some of the answers that you've given over the last five weeks. On two other occasions, I have asked you, and you haven't...

1. Questions to the First Minister: COVID-19 on the Courts' Estate (13 Oct 2020)

Dawn Bowden: ...was disturbed to hear that people appearing before the courts in Cardiff at weekends may have been transferred from areas like Merthyr Tydfil and mid and west Wales, and held in conditions that are not compliant with Welsh COVID regulations. I further understand that some 16 solicitors working in the courts in Cardiff have also made representations to the courts service with their concerns...

2. Questions to the Minister for Rural Affairs and North Wales, and Trefnydd: Questions Without Notice from Party Spokespeople (17 Nov 2021)

Lesley Griffiths: ...replacement EU funding over the spending review period. That's on top of last year's £137 million that wasn't provided for my budget from the UK Government. That netting away of that funding would not have happened if we'd still been in the European Union. As you probably are aware, and you will have heard the Minister for finance in her questions saying, this rhetoric—and it was...

2. Business Statement and Announcement (13 Mar 2018)

Julie James: Taking those in reverse order: the developer, I understand, has responded to the letter issued by the Welsh Government. Officials are currently considering the representations made before a final decision on the need for an EIA is made. Residents who have been affected by the activities that Jane Hutt has mentioned several times in this Chamber—our advice is for them to raise their concerns...

3. Statement by the Minister for Environment: Air Quality (24 Apr 2018)

Mark Isherwood: ...giving evidence on air quality to the public inquiry, which the inspector accepted, and which contributed to the successful recommendation that that programme or that proposal at that time should not go ahead. How will you ensure, therefore, that your new air quality monitoring assessment centre for Wales works with the Wales health impact assessment support unit, and has more teeth in...


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