4 March 2026 , Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Industry Wales: evidence session with the Chief Executive and Chair
Thank you very much. Back to you, Chair.
4 March 2026 , Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Industry Wales: evidence session with the Chief Executive and Chair
And finally, the Welsh Government told the committee that it didn't think people working and looking for support about advanced manufacturing or the material sectors in Wales would be affected by the decision to dissolve Industry Wales. What's your response…
4 March 2026 , Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Industry Wales: evidence session with the Chief Executive and Chair
On 12 February, the Welsh Government told the committee that it had sorted out the future of the Aerospace Wales Forum. Do you know what that means and what's the position with the other sector forums and their staff?
4 March 2026 , Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Industry Wales: evidence session with the Chief Executive and Chair
To tie, I guess, the two points I'm trying to make there together, in terms of that knowledge transfer and the transition, from your perspective, you're not really too clear on what the next stage looks like because the transition hasn't been properly…
4 March 2026 , Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Industry Wales: evidence session with the Chief Executive and Chair
How is the Welsh Government supporting staff through the process? Is it seeking to redeploy staff elsewhere?
4 March 2026 , Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Industry Wales: evidence session with the Chief Executive and Chair
In terms of the decision to dissolve Industry Wales, on 12 February, the Welsh Government told the committee that, quote, it was 'very mindful that it has a set of impacts on individuals', and that it was, again quote, 'trying to manage that process as…
4 March 2026 , Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Industry Wales: evidence session with the Chief Executive and Chair
Thanks, Chair. In your 8 January letter, you said that, quote: 'Despite assurances from Welsh Government that it would work closely with Industry Wales and its forum partners to develop a transition plan ensuring continued support for advanced manufacturing…
3 March 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the Counsel General and Minister for Delivery
It's the latest in a long line of Welsh Government pledges and promises before elections that end up ultimately not being delivered by a Welsh Labour Government. Its last manifesto not only included that pledge on ending homelessness but also reforming…
3 March 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the Counsel General and Minister for Delivery
You made a promise in 2021, under a UK Conservative Government, to have ended homelessness by 2026. It is 2026. You have not ended homelessness. Yesterday, the First Minister, in her campaign launch for the forthcoming Senedd election, promised a new pledge…
3 March 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the Counsel General and Minister for Delivery
I heard it. You didn't answer Adam Price either.
3 March 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the Counsel General and Minister for Delivery
Diolch yn fawr, Llywydd. Can the delivery Minister update the Senedd on the delivery of the Welsh Government's homelessness strategy, 'Ending Homelessness in Wales' 2021-26, as part of its programme for government? It's now 2026. Has it worked? Have we ended…
3 March 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
Well, people, First Minister, will have told you that the NHS was absolutely central to the things that they believed to be important. Many constituents that I know will be concerned by the £1 billion—and growing—maintenance backlog that exists within our…
3 March 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
7. How does the Welsh Government work to ensure that its priorities match those of the people of Wales? OQ63910
26 February 2026 , Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
SLCM on the Public Office (Accountability) Bill: evidence session with Huw Irranca-Davies MS, Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs
Thank you. Back to you, Chair.
26 February 2026 , Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
SLCM on the Public Office (Accountability) Bill: evidence session with Huw Irranca-Davies MS, Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs
Good. Just finally, you mentioned that there was—I can't remember the phrase you used—intentional ambiguity in the way that the Bill has been constructed. How is the Welsh Government not only working with the UK Government but with those public bodies that…
26 February 2026 , Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
SLCM on the Public Office (Accountability) Bill: evidence session with Huw Irranca-Davies MS, Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs
I don't doubt that. Has the UK Government now answered all of the Welsh Government's unanswered questions?
26 February 2026 , Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
SLCM on the Public Office (Accountability) Bill: evidence session with Huw Irranca-Davies MS, Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs
Okay. Thank you. Sorry, I don't know if the Deputy First Minister wants to come back in, because he was looking for something, or whether that's answered.
26 February 2026 , Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
SLCM on the Public Office (Accountability) Bill: evidence session with Huw Irranca-Davies MS, Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs
Thank you, Chair. Does the Welsh Government have clarity on which provisions in the Bill apply to different public bodies in Wales, and has this information been shared with those relevant public bodies?
24 February 2026 , Plenary
Legislative Consent Motion: The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill
Thank you for allowing me to participate in this debate, because I abstained when this issue was first debated back in October 2024, nearly 18 months ago. And I've heard some of the contributions so far today from Members, some who were against the concept…
24 February 2026 , Plenary
Statement by the Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Welsh Language: Welsh-speaking Communities
Thank you, Cabinet Secretary, for your statement today. We, as Welsh Conservatives, welcome much of what you've said this afternoon, because we are aware of the importance of developing the language across Wales. You mentioned the importance of consensus a…
24 February 2026 , Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
Veterans need our recognition, of course, but they also need our protection. Many veterans that I have spoken to are very concerned by the actions of the UK Government in partially reversing the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Act 2023…
12 February 2026 , Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Scrutiny of Accounts - Welsh Government 2024-25: evidence session with Dr Andrew Goodall, Permanent Secretary - Welsh Government
So it doesn't impact the short-term ability to do that. Okay. That's it from me, Chair.
12 February 2026 , Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Scrutiny of Accounts - Welsh Government 2024-25: evidence session with Dr Andrew Goodall, Permanent Secretary - Welsh Government
Yes. Ongoing funding.
12 February 2026 , Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Scrutiny of Accounts - Welsh Government 2024-25: evidence session with Dr Andrew Goodall, Permanent Secretary - Welsh Government
Okay—
12 February 2026 , Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Scrutiny of Accounts - Welsh Government 2024-25: evidence session with Dr Andrew Goodall, Permanent Secretary - Welsh Government
Thank you. My last stop on the whistle-stop tour of projects across the country is Cardiff Airport. Earlier this week, the Competition Appeal Tribunal was due to hear Bristol Airport's case against the Welsh Government's proposed £206 million investment in…
