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Group 2: Part 1—Significant Infrastructure Projects: Other (Amendments 6, 7, 8, 9)
Let's move to the vote, please.
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Group 2: Part 1—Significant Infrastructure Projects: Other (Amendments 6, 7, 8, 9)
Thank you. I move amendment 6 in my name. Amendment 6 makes it so developments relating to the transfer of water resources is a significant infrastructure project if the development does or does not relate to the transfer of drinking water. During Stage 2…
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Group 1: Part 1—Significant Infrastructure Projects: Energy (Amendments 34, 4, 5, 35, 38)
I move.
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Group 1: Part 1—Significant Infrastructure Projects: Energy (Amendments 34, 4, 5, 35, 38)
I move.
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Group 1: Part 1—Significant Infrastructure Projects: Energy (Amendments 34, 4, 5, 35, 38)
I would also like to take this opportunity to thank everybody who's been involved in the development of this legislation so far: of course, in particular, Minister, you for your co-operation and, indeed, for accepting some of our amendments, your officials…
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Questions to the First Minister
Diolch, First Minister. While I hope that your successor will approach the role of First Minister in the same calm and steady way that you have, there is no denying that the new First Minister has quite the mountain to climb tackling the huge waiting lists in…
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Questions to the First Minister
6. What advice will the First Minister provide to his successor to ensure a smooth transfer of power and the effective functioning of government? OQ60863
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: UK Government budget
—is Welsh Labour mismanagement of taxpayers' money and financial and fiscal inadequacy. I'm proud of this budget, and I'm proud of the UK Conservative Government.
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: UK Government budget
The acquisition of the Wylfa nuclear site in Ynys Môn and the Oldbury site in South Gloucestershire. It's evident, though, that Ynys Môn does play a crucial role in advancing our nuclear ambition, and this decision by the Conservative Government marks a…
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: UK Government budget
No. Where's your evidence?
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: UK Government budget
Yes.
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: UK Government budget
Diolch, Llywydd. So, we're discussing the UK Conservative Government's 2024 budget speech, and what a difference from the budget that we've just witnessed being passed by this Government here. So, much like the daffodil shoots forcing their way above the…
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Questions to the Minister for Economy
Oh, that's in stark contrast, Minister, because you told me in November that that consultation process had now closed. You're aware of calls from me, and many within the tourism sector, that the Welsh Government need to increase the number of pop-up days that…
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Questions to the Minister for Economy
2. What discussions has the Minister had with the Minister for Climate Change regarding changing permitted development rights for caravan parks? OQ60835
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Questions to the Minister for Economy
Yes, okay. Thanks, Llywydd.
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Questions to the Minister for Economy
I've asked this question before, and I'll keep on asking until—
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Statement by the Minister for Climate Change: Second Homes and Affordability
Targeting second home owners is not the panacea. I do believe we need to look at it—. It's not a word I like the use of, but we do need to look at it more holistically. But if you could answer those specific questions, I'd be grateful. Diolch.
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Statement by the Minister for Climate Change: Second Homes and Affordability
Thank you, Minister, for your statement. It was quite comprehensive, actually. I will declare an interest because of my own properties. As Community Housing Cymru have stated, building new homes has never been more difficult. The homelessness now seen in…
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Business Statement and Announcement
I'd like to request a statement from you about the Tan Lan embankment viability study in the Conwy valley. You will recall that the latest breach was during Storm Ciara in February 2020. Now, Natural Resources Wales have decided to walk away from this Tan Lan…
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Group 8: Voting system at Senedd general elections and allocation of seats (Amendments 21, 51, 22, 23, 117, 31, 32)
You see them damaged as well.
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Debate: The Local Government Settlement 2024-25
No, sorry, Rhianon. We can discuss this another time this week. But the point being, Minister, you're just going to keep defending this position year after year, term after term. What is it that you're so frightened of in holding an independent review of the…
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Debate: The Local Government Settlement 2024-25
Thank you. That is a whopping 1 per cent less than the national average of 3 per cent. As I have stated here before, Conwy is facing huge cuts to local services. Education is seeing cuts of over 5 per cent this year. Nowhere in Wales is this more clear than…
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Debate: The Local Government Settlement 2024-25
So, here we are, then, after years of fiscal mismanagement and failed vanity projects, we have finally arrived at the inevitable: some of the largest cuts in devolution history to local services, and the highest hikes to council tax across north Wales. But…
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Private rented sector: Evidence session 2
Thank you, Chair. What should be the priorities for the Welsh Government to improve their own data collecting? And, for you in Rent Smart Wales, what are you doing to improve the accuracy and accessibility of your own data? For instance, do you have an…
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Private rented sector: Evidence session 2
It's more the ones who are not licensed—
