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2. Questions to the Minister for Health and Social Services: The Availability of Over-The-Counter Pharmaceutical Drugs ( 9 Jan 2019)

Mark Reckless: In their preparations for a possible 'no deal' Brexit, the UK Ministers for the NHS, at least in England, proposed allowing pharmacists to substitute certain drugs for ones with similar effects, where their professional judgment supports that. Does the Minister agree that, actually, generally, we should be allowing pharmacists greater discretion to deploy their professional judgment to serve...

2. Questions to the Minister for Health and Social Services: Grange University Hospital ( 9 Jan 2019)

Mark Reckless: 7. Will the Minister provide an update on the construction and planning of the Grange University Hospital? OAQ53138

QNR: Questions to the First Minister ( 8 Jan 2019)

Mark Reckless: Will the First Minister make a statement on current Welsh Government policy on the M4 relief road?

Nomination of First Minister under Standing Order 8 (12 Dec 2018)

Mark Reckless: Paul Davies. 

3. Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Energy, Planning and Rural Affairs: The Production of Fruit and Vegetables (11 Dec 2018)

Mark Reckless: Does the Cabinet Secretary welcome how much more competitive our fruit and vegetable farmers have become against European producers with the lower exchange rate?

QNR: Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Energy, Planning and Rural Affairs (11 Dec 2018)

Mark Reckless: Will the Cabinet Secretary make a statement on local authorities co-operating when drafting local development plans?

1. Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Finance: Public Spending Figures for the Nations of the UK ( 5 Dec 2018)

Mark Reckless: Could the Cabinet Secretary confirm the funding floor guarantee that the UK Government has provided in respect of spending in Wales, and compare and contrast that to any funding floor that was in place under previous Labour Governments in the UK?

1. Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Finance: The Long-term Strategy for Taxation Levels ( 5 Dec 2018)

Mark Reckless: If the Cabinet Secretary is in charge, can we expect tax rates in Wales to be higher or lower in five years' time?

1. Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Finance: The Long-term Strategy for Taxation Levels ( 5 Dec 2018)

Mark Reckless: 3. Will the Cabinet Secretary make a statement on the Welsh Government's long-term strategy for taxation levels in Wales? OAQ53044

2. Debate on the EU Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration ( 4 Dec 2018)

Mark Reckless: Will the Secretary give way on this point? Isn't the real issue that we haven't implemented the result, and did he not listen to David Melding and what he said? However strongly you back 'remain' or the EU, first of all you have to actually do what the referendum said, which is leave.

2. Debate on the EU Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration ( 4 Dec 2018)

Mark Reckless: I wonder if he might also just address his own amendment, which says that the UK will effectively stay in the single market. Isn't it actually Northern Ireland that that would happen to? And he then says that the UK Government has frustrated Brexit. Actually, to date, we're to leave on 29 March, and I hope and believe that will still happen, and doesn't he agree with that?

2. Debate on the EU Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration ( 4 Dec 2018)

Mark Reckless: I first met Jeremy Corbyn in the 'no' lobby; we were one of 13 MPs voting against the establishment of the European External Action Service, and I met him on numerous occasions thereafter on various EU matters where we were of the same view. I hope he still is of the same view, because I think, once this withdrawal agreement is voted down in the Commons, I don't accept that the alternative is...

2. Debate on the EU Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration ( 4 Dec 2018)

Mark Reckless: The Cabinet Secretary opened this debate by saying we were voting before the House of Commons, that he wanted to influence MPs, that Welsh Government believes the House of Commons should vote down the withdrawal agreement, and he concluded by saying he hopes this National Assembly will send a clear message that the withdrawal agreement is unacceptable and should be rejected. Inspiring...

2. Debate on the EU Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration ( 4 Dec 2018)

Mark Reckless: The people voted to leave the European Union. The Member does not agree with what the people voted, so he's trying to reverse it, and unlike the Chartists, who expected the annual Parliament to be installed before they were overturned, he wants to ignore what the people decided.

2. Debate on the EU Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration ( 4 Dec 2018)

Mark Reckless: Would the Member care to remind the Assembly how her constituency voted?

1. Questions to the First Minister: The Timetable for Making a Decision on the M4 Relief Road ( 4 Dec 2018)

Mark Reckless: But consideration isn't ongoing by the First Minister. You refer to his following a strict statutory process, but where in that statutory process does it say that the inspector's report should be intercepted by lawyers and officials in Welsh Government, and withheld from the First Minister for a period, now, of two to three months? Doesn't that suggest there is something wrong with this...

1. Questions to the First Minister: The Timetable for Making a Decision on the M4 Relief Road ( 4 Dec 2018)

Mark Reckless: 3. Will the First Minister make a statement on the timetable for making a decision on the M4 relief road? OAQ53033

7. Plaid Cymru Debate: M4 Corridor Decision (28 Nov 2018)

Mark Reckless: Will the leader of the house give way?

7. Plaid Cymru Debate: M4 Corridor Decision (28 Nov 2018)

Mark Reckless: Given the length of this report and the complexity of the issue, while of course he needs legal advice and he needs other people who will advise and read the report, wouldn't it make sense for the First Minister to have the report now and to have more time and opportunity to read it, to properly give consideration over a necessary period to what decision he then makes?

7. Plaid Cymru Debate: M4 Corridor Decision (28 Nov 2018)

Mark Reckless: Can I come in there?

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