As indicated on the agenda, today's votes will be conducted in accordance with Standing Order 34.11. Each political group may nominate one Member of the group to carry the same number of votes as there are Members of the group. In the case of a political group with an Executive role, the nominee may carry the same number of votes as there are Members of that group, plus any other Members of the Government. Members who do not belong to a group will vote for themselves. I will conduct the vote by roll call, and therefore as the Assembly has agreed to group the motions on the two regulations under agenda items 6 and 7, there will only be one vote. I call therefore for a vote on the motions tabled in the name of Rebecca Evans, and on behalf of the Labour group and the Government I'll ask Vikki Howells: how do you cast your 30 votes?
On behalf of the Welsh Conservative group, Angela Burns, how do your cast your 11 votes?
On behalf of Plaid Cymru, Siân Gwenllian, how do you cast your nine votes?
For.
On behalf of the Brexit Party, Mark Reckless, how do you cast your four votes?
Against.
Gareth Bennett, how do you cast your vote? I think that was against, although not clearly heard.
It was against.
Yes, against. Thank you, Gareth Bennett. Neil Hamilton, how do you cast your vote? That again I think was against.
Against.
Against. And Neil McEvoy, how do you cast your vote?
I think it was o blaid; I was lip reading there for a second.
It was, yes.
O blaid, for. The result, therefore, of the vote is—I will quickly look at my WhatsApp group—in favour 51, no abstentions and six against. And therefore, the motions are agreed.
Vikki Howells on behalf of the Labour Group and the Government: For (30)
Angela Burns on behalf of the Conservative Group: For (11)
Siân Gwenllian on behalf of the Plaid Cymru Group: For (9)
Mark Reckless on behalf of the Brexit Party Group: Against (4)
Gareth Bennett – Independent: Against
Neil Hamilton – United Kingdom Independence Party: Against
Neil McEvoy – Welsh National Party: For
That brings today's proceedings to a close. Members may wish to be aware that this was the one thousand three hundred and seventy eighth and final meeting of the National Assembly for Wales. In accordance with the Senedd and Elections (Wales) Act 2020, we will reconvene next week as the Senedd, Senedd Cymru, the Welsh Parliament.
Good afternoon to you all.