The next item is the 90-second statements, and the first statement is from Gareth Bennett.

Thank you, Llywydd. I'd like to congratulate the Wales darts team on winning the world cup of darts. In Salzburg over the weekend, Wales beat England in the final in order to win the trophy for the very first time. Therefore, congratulations Gerwyn Price from Markham near Caerphilly and Jonny Clayton from Pontyberem, near Llanelli, for playing superbly well in Austria over the weekend. Gerwyn Price used to be a rugby player before he chose to focus on darts. He is known in the darts world as 'The Ice Man', and his darts partner, Jonny Clayton, is known as 'The Ferret'. On Sunday, the Ice Man and the Ferret were unbeatable, and Wales are now the world champions. Therefore, once again, congratulations to the Ice Man and the Ferret. Thank you.

This week, I'd like to highlight the particular success of Coleg Elidyr, located in Rhandirmwyn near Llandovery. This year, Coleg Elidyr has won the Tes award as the specialist provider of the year for their particular work in supporting individuals with complex learning needs.

Originally, the college was established as the Camphill community on the basis of the Karl König and Rudolf Steiner principles, with the central principle that everyone deserves respect and equal opportunity in life. The curriculum has evolved on the basis of a programme of activities that can improve well-being and secure opportunities for personal growth.

More recently, the college has expanded its provision in order to support more independence for its learners through the inclusive lives programme and skills for life. The college has been praised by Tes magazine for its varied curriculum that provides excellent results and outcomes, with a focus on citizenship, home skills, self-advocacy, key skills and digital literacy. Their process of self-evaluation and the level of consultation with learners and their families and other stakeholders were also noted as key factors in achieving the award. The opportunities for practical, direct work experience on the campus mean that students can experience a broad range of activities, from architecture to candle making. I'd like to extend warmest congratulations to Coleg Elidyr on their success and to praise them for the excellent work that is done there, working with young people.

Now we will take a short break while we allow changeovers in the Chamber. 

Plenary was suspended at 16:21.

The Senedd reconvened at 16:29, with the Deputy Presiding Officer (Ann Jones) in the Chair.