QNR – in the Senedd on 22 October 2019.
With this Assembly’s backing, we strongly oppose the creation of a fund that does not support our positions for replacement EU funding in full and for the Welsh Government to retain the autonomy to deliver it. The UK Government’s refusal to confirm even these basic principles is deeply concerning.
The Welsh Government has long called for a constitutional convention. The future of the UK needs to be the subject of wide-ranging debate among all the interested parties, with effective public participation. That will require proper engagement by the UK Government.
Responsibility for planning school places rests with local authorities. Local authorities have to keep under review whether their pattern of school provision meets demand for places and the requirements of the modern curriculum.
We are funding the adverse childhood experiences support hub for Wales to develop ACE-aware and trauma-informed services and provide expert advice and support on ACEs. By March 2020, this funding will exceed £1.2 million.