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18. Plaid Cymru Debate: An Independent Wales (15 Jul 2020)

Mr Neil Hamilton: Hello?

18. Plaid Cymru Debate: An Independent Wales (15 Jul 2020)

Mr Neil Hamilton: Ah. Sorry.

18. Plaid Cymru Debate: An Independent Wales (15 Jul 2020)

Mr Neil Hamilton: Thank you, temporary Presiding Officer. Well, I'm very surprised to hear Darren Millar agreeing with what Carwyn Jones said to me the last time we debated these matters, that devolution was the settled will of the Welsh people. Because, of course, if the 1975 referendum on membership of the EU had been the settled will of the British people, Darren Millar would not have been campaigning to...

QNR: Questions to the Minister for Education ( 8 Jul 2020)

Mr Neil Hamilton: Will the Minister provide an update on steps being taken to ensure that the content of the proposed Welsh curriculum is politically neutral?

12. Voting Time ( 1 Jul 2020)

Mr Neil Hamilton: Against.

12. Voting Time ( 1 Jul 2020)

Mr Neil Hamilton: Against.

12. Voting Time ( 1 Jul 2020)

Mr Neil Hamilton: In favour.

12. Voting Time ( 1 Jul 2020)

Mr Neil Hamilton: Against.

12. Voting Time ( 1 Jul 2020)

Mr Neil Hamilton: Against.

12. Voting Time ( 1 Jul 2020)

Mr Neil Hamilton: Against.

12. Voting Time ( 1 Jul 2020)

Mr Neil Hamilton: Against.

12. Voting Time ( 1 Jul 2020)

Mr Neil Hamilton: Against, Llywydd.

11. Plaid Cymru Debate: Proposed New Curriculum ( 1 Jul 2020)

Mr Neil Hamilton: Yes, I will finish on that point. Thank you.

11. Plaid Cymru Debate: Proposed New Curriculum ( 1 Jul 2020)

Mr Neil Hamilton: I must say I was rather disturbed by the language of Siân Gwenllian in introducing this debate, because she seemed to me to see the teaching of history not as something that is nuanced, complex, requires interpretation and isn't black and white, but merely as an opportunity to propagandise for her particular world view on an issue of modern-day complexity that requires very subtle and...

1. Questions to the First Minister: The Welsh Economy ( 1 Jul 2020)

Mr Neil Hamilton: I thank the First Minister for that reply. After 20 years of devolution, 22 per cent of the people of Wales of working age are living in poverty, and the average disposable income in Wales is only three quarters of the average in the United Kingdom. Those in poverty are more likely to be hit by the economic impacts of COVID than anybody else. The Learning and Work Institute Cymru has said...

1. Questions to the First Minister: The Welsh Economy ( 1 Jul 2020)

Mr Neil Hamilton: 3. What assessment has the First Minister made of the impact of the coronavirus crisis on the Welsh economy? OQ55357

QNR: Questions to the Minister for International Relations and the Welsh Language ( 1 Jul 2020)

Mr Neil Hamilton: Will the Minister provide an update on the discussions held with the UK Government on promoting international trade as part of the Brexit process?

12. Voting Time (24 Jun 2020)

Mr Neil Hamilton: Against.

12. Voting Time (24 Jun 2020)

Mr Neil Hamilton: Against.

12. Voting Time (24 Jun 2020)

Mr Neil Hamilton: Against.

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