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Questions to the Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs
Thank you very much, Cabinet Secretary. Microplastics are accumulating on the surface of our seas, rivers, tap water, in our soil, food, and, most importantly, in our bodies. Every single person in the UK has microplastics present in their body, which is an…
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Questions to the Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs
6. What steps is the Welsh Government taking to reduce the entry of microplastics into waterways in north Wales? OQ63792
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Business Statement and Announcement
—such as Rhyl in my constituency?
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Business Statement and Announcement
So, can we hear from the Deputy First Minister on how he's co-ordinating with local authorities to launch a crackdown on the rise of litter and grime, which is ravaging our urban communities—
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Business Statement and Announcement
I'd like to call for a statement, please, from the Deputy First Minister on urban cleanliness in Wales. We often hear the Welsh Government pat themselves on the back for their great environmental record and Wales's high recycling rate, but you certainly…
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Business Statement and Announcement
I would like to call for a statement, please, from the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care this afternoon on the use of private facilities in order to repatriate mental health patients referred for in-patient treatment in England. Due to a lack of…
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Questions to the First Minister
It's no secret, really, that we have a problem with obesity and idleness in both adults and children, with current trends of obesity in Wales worsening, affecting one in four children and three in five adults. Obesity also affects people in more deprived…
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Public service broadcasting in Wales: Panel 6 - Evidence session with Channel 4
Very diplomatic. Thank you very much. That's all from me.
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Public service broadcasting in Wales: Panel 6 - Evidence session with Channel 4
Or category B, I should say. Should it be category A, in your opinion?
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Public service broadcasting in Wales: Panel 6 - Evidence session with Channel 4
Are you able to express any opinion on the categorisation of the six nations? Because it's currently group B—
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Public service broadcasting in Wales: Panel 6 - Evidence session with Channel 4
Thank you very much, Chair. Good afternoon, everyone. I want to focus on sport this afternoon, as I have done throughout the day, and ask a question around sports of national importance, such as the six nations men's rugby championship. What I've asked…
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Public service broadcasting in Wales: Panel 4 - Evidence session with S4C
Diolch.
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Public service broadcasting in Wales: Panel 4 - Evidence session with S4C
I want to cover nations' broadcasting rights briefly, if I may, because I know we're short of time, as the Chair has alluded to, just to explore whether sports of national importance, such as the six nations, which we're going to be embarking on in the next…
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Public service broadcasting in Wales: Panel 4 - Evidence session with S4C
Thank you, Chair. Good morning, everybody.
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Public service broadcasting in Wales: Panel 3 - Evidence session with the BBC
Thank you.
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Public service broadcasting in Wales: Panel 3 - Evidence session with the BBC
Just to touch briefly, if I've got time, on the FA Cup, because I noticed there's been a change for this season's FA Cup to what was the case previously, with a large portion of the games going over to TNT Sports. I think it was last Sunday, there were four…
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Public service broadcasting in Wales: Panel 3 - Evidence session with the BBC
Are there any opportunities with collaborative work in that sense, then, between the free-to-air broadcasters? Because we know, don't we—and it's widely accepted—that the six nations men's rugby championship, predominantly, carries a lot of national pride…
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Public service broadcasting in Wales: Panel 3 - Evidence session with the BBC
What reassurances would you potentially be looking for in the run-up to 2029, when this existing deal expires? Do you think there is potential there to have conversations with the current UK Government about how we protect those? Because, yes, technically…
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Public service broadcasting in Wales: Panel 3 - Evidence session with the BBC
No adverts, for one thing.
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Public service broadcasting in Wales: Panel 3 - Evidence session with the BBC
Yes, indeed.
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Public service broadcasting in Wales: Panel 3 - Evidence session with the BBC
Thank you very much, Chair. Good morning, everybody. I want to focus on sport, and particularly sport of national importance or significance. We're obviously embarking on the six nations tournament in the next couple of weeks. From a personal aspect, I'm…
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Hospices
Diolch yn fawr iawn, Deputy Llywydd, and I'm grateful to all the Members who've contributed to this debate this evening. I want to begin by paying tribute to the extraordinary staff, volunteers and families who support hospices and palliative care services…
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Topical Questions
I share the sentiments made by the Member for South Wales Central—[Inaudible.] This is really exciting news for Wales, and I was delighted to read the announcement. With stage 3 of the race starting in Welshpool and finishing in Cardiff, the world's eyes will…
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Statement by the Minister for Culture, Skills and Social Partnership: Creative Wales
I'd like to thank the Minister for his statement this afternoon and for providing foresight of his statement earlier on this afternoon. I welcome the news that the sector, supported by Creative Wales, generated an annual turnover of around £1.5 billion, which…
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Business Statement and Announcement
I'd like to call for a statement this afternoon from the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care on waiting times within the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board. I have been contacted by a constituent who was originally advised that they faced a 30…
