, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
President of Welsh Tribunals: Annual Report 2021-22
You realise that all your words take on added significance now, which might be because you're going on in a few weeks. Every word you say has more profound significance as you reflect back.
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
President of Welsh Tribunals: Annual Report 2021-22
There we are.
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
President of Welsh Tribunals: Annual Report 2021-22
Very good. Alun.
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
President of Welsh Tribunals: Annual Report 2021-22
Yes.
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
President of Welsh Tribunals: Annual Report 2021-22
That's brilliant. And as a citizen, as well, as you say, you would like to see it, which is great to hear. Within the annual report, you note in there that Welsh Government hasn't committed to creating a non-ministerial department to administer the Welsh…
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
President of Welsh Tribunals: Annual Report 2021-22
Very good, and your point is well made that we can't proceed without the legislation. Without teasing you too far down that line, did he give you any hint that perhaps he would be hopeful of bringing it forward within this sixth Senedd—if not an accurate…
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
President of Welsh Tribunals: Annual Report 2021-22
There we are. Thank you very much, and thanks for the opportunity to have a good look through your report, as well. Within the report, there's quite a bit of discussion there; it refers to bringing forward legislation to reform the Welsh tribunals…
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
President of Welsh Tribunals: Annual Report 2021-22
This brings us, now, to the first of our substantive items today, which is our evidence session with Sir Wyn Williams, the president of the Welsh Tribunals, on the back of the annual report 2021-22. Sir Wyn, you are very welcome indeed, and we're delighted to…
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
Introductions, apologies, substitutions and declarations of interest
Welcome to this meeting of the Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee. Just to let everybody know, we've had apologies today from Peredur, who isn't able to join with us today, but we're delighted to have Heledd Fychan with us, stepping in as a…
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
Introductions, apologies, substitutions and declarations of interest
Welcome, everyone.
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
Introductions, apologies, substitutions and declarations of interest
Good afternoon.
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
Introductions, apologies, substitutions and declarations of interest
Good afternoon.
, Plenary
Welsh Conservatives Debate: The roads review
Minister, thank you very much for taking the intervention. Could I just clarify that if you are approached by local authority leaders in those areas where schemes have been told to go back and think again about bringing it forward, where you need to show that…
, Plenary
Welsh Conservatives Debate: The roads review
The original Llanharan bypass proposal was a road, or actually a series of roads connected by roundabouts, enabling the phased opening-up of a strategic site, connecting new homes and medical facilities and a new school with the existing community of old…
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
Motion under Standing Order 17.42 to resolve to exclude the public from the remainder of the meeting
It just remains, colleagues, for me to ask if you're happy with now moving into private under Standing Order 17.42, where we resolve to exclude the public for the remainder of the meeting. We are. We'll move into private, please.
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
Health Service Procurement (Wales) Bill: Evidence session
Okay. Colleagues, anything else you want to raise? Minister, is there anything else you want to raise, because we've covered what we need to? Apologies, if sometimes we come at it from a slightly obtuse angle, as we do on this committee, but we do like to…
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
Health Service Procurement (Wales) Bill: Evidence session
There we are. Good. Are you finished? Iawn.
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
Health Service Procurement (Wales) Bill: Evidence session
Is there another one coming?
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
Health Service Procurement (Wales) Bill: Evidence session
James, take us on.
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
Health Service Procurement (Wales) Bill: Evidence session
What would really help—Alun, just suggested helpfully—as this evolves, if you could keep the committee updated, please, as these examples come through.
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
Health Service Procurement (Wales) Bill: Evidence session
Yes. So, if there's a mixed procurement, it will fall always within this, will it?
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
Health Service Procurement (Wales) Bill: Evidence session
Yes.
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
Health Service Procurement (Wales) Bill: Evidence session
I absolutely get the example that you're talking about, and maybe this is something that goes beyond us mere mortals and you have to be a procurement specialist to understand this, but is it then the case that in these mixed examples, where there is, clearly…
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
Health Service Procurement (Wales) Bill: Evidence session
Some examples.
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
Health Service Procurement (Wales) Bill: Evidence session
Okay.
