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Experiences of young people with speech, language and communication needs in the criminal justice system—panel two
No, you asked the question I wanted to ask.
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Experiences of young people with speech, language and communication needs in the criminal justice system—panel two
Thank you very much. I have an interest in what you were talking about, in terms of the work with the child's voice. I just wanted to see whether that's available to us as a committee.
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Papers to note
There's just one issue I wanted to raise with regard to one of the pieces of correspondence, but I can write to you formally about that. Thank you.
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Experiences of young people with speech, language and communication needs in the criminal justice system—panel one
Thank you very much. Back to you, Chair. Thank you.
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Experiences of young people with speech, language and communication needs in the criminal justice system—panel one
Thank you very much. And Adam, finally.
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Experiences of young people with speech, language and communication needs in the criminal justice system—panel one
Thank you very much. Dave, one recommendation.
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Experiences of young people with speech, language and communication needs in the criminal justice system—panel one
Thank you very much. Because it is really important, isn't it, to hear the voices of young people, but when they go to prison, of course, a lot of us forget about them, in my opinion, so I think it's really important. The final question, if that's okay…
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Experiences of young people with speech, language and communication needs in the criminal justice system—panel one
Can I just follow up on that then, please? We're focusing on young people also who've been to young persons' prisons. Is there an opportunity to hear the voices of those young people who have been in prison—we don't have any in Wales—in England, from your…
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Experiences of young people with speech, language and communication needs in the criminal justice system—panel one
Thank you. And Adam, maybe.
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Experiences of young people with speech, language and communication needs in the criminal justice system—panel one
Thank you very much. Dave or Adam, perhaps, what about you? Are the voices of young people being heard in the system? Thank you.
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Experiences of young people with speech, language and communication needs in the criminal justice system—panel one
Thank you very much. Just two questions, if that's okay with everyone. In your opinion, are the voices of young people in the system being heard, and how is that happening? Because we don't think that there's an organisation in Wales that represents children…
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Experiences of young people with speech, language and communication needs in the criminal justice system—panel one
Yes, just one thing. I was interested in 'Talk with Me', the paper from the Government. Can I just ask: in your opinion, how is that understood across the country? Is it understood across Wales? Is that something that, in your opinion and in your experience…
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Experiences of young people with speech, language and communication needs in the criminal justice system—panel one
Yes, thank you very much. I just wanted to pick up on that point about care-experienced children and specifically working with social workers. Does that not work, then? What's happening at present? You'd expect that people were able to work collaboratively…
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Introductions, apologies and substitutions
Sorry, Chair, I think we're struggling to hear you. Sorry, Chair.
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Wales COVID-19 inquiry special purpose committee
This issue really does bring up so many emotions, doesn't it, really? Many of us know people who've been affected, many of us have met people who've been directly affected, and it's really important that we remember that for many of those families who are…
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Debate on the Finance Committee Report—'Post-EU funding arrangements'
My party's opposition to Brexit is well known. Brexit has had an impact on our standing in the world, on our ability to travel freely, and, importantly, on our economy. It is this economic argument that I suspect we might actually be winning, because in the…
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Debate on the Finance Committee Report—'Post-EU funding arrangements'
Thank you very much to Peredur and the other Members too.
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Debate on the Finance Committee Report—'Post-EU funding arrangements'
Yes, thank you so much to the Finance Committee for bringing forward this report. It's very detailed and it's very clear.
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Questions to the Minister for Rural Affairs and North Wales, and Trefnydd
Good afternoon, Minister. I wanted to follow up on Peredur's question, particularly around farmers who farm on common land. On Monday, we were at the winter fair—many of us were there—and we met farmers, Gary Williams from Carmarthenshire, and Guto Davies…
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Statement by the Deputy Minister for Social Services: The publication of the Child Practice Review into the death of Logan Mwangi
Thank you, Deputy Minister. I know how committed you are to this field, but, last Thursday, Wales was in the national headlines for the wrong reasons, because we had failed a little boy. Logan Mwangi, as we've heard—and let's call him Logan Mwangi, because…
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Business Statement and Announcement
Good afternoon, Trefnydd. I also want to support the statements made by my colleague Heledd, and by Jenny as well, in relation to human rights around the world. And just once again, looking at Qatar, I wonder if I could have a statement around how the First…
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Questions to the First Minister
Good afternoon, First Minister. I don't live in Cardiff, but, as a child and a young person living and brought up in north Wales, I attended many concerts at St David's Hall, and some of those, I have to say, on my own, as I could often not find somebody to…
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Nurses' pay
It is a really serious situation that we face, and it's good that we're able to really debate this here in the Senedd. I do want to say that I know the Minister has had many, many things on her plate and it has been a very pressurised time, but, right now, to…
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Nurses' pay
Thank you to Plaid Cymru for this debate today.
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Member Debate under Standing Order 11.21(iv): Mental health and community resilience
A heartfelt thanks to you, Gareth, for talking about your situation. It really is important, because talking about mental health is what we should all be doing, so thank you so much for that contribution. And I do thank Jenny as well for bringing this debate…
