, Plenary
Debate on a Member's Legislative Proposal: A Community Energy Benefits bill
… that is incredibly complex. I was pleased to kick off a piece of work in the Institute of Welsh Affairs on setting out a route-map for making Wales entirely dependent on renewable energy, and also, some two …
, Plenary
Debate on a Member's Legislative Proposal: A Community Energy Benefits bill
… least, in their case, I believe—20 per cent to be offered in local ownership, and the Institute of Welsh Affairs has recently produced a report arguing for a similar threshold of around 15 per cent …
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Social housing supply: Evidence session 8
… and I'm sure Casey is well over all of this as well—. We saw the Institute of Welsh Affairs research on this and the barriers that people are facing absolutely chimed with what we hear: difficulties around …
, Standards of Conduct Committee
Inquiry into Individual Member Accountability: Evidence session 1
… individual Member accountability, and I'm really pleased to be able to welcome Joe Rossiter from the Institute of Welsh Affairs to our first evidence session this morning. So, Joe, if you would like to start by giving …
, Plenary
90-second Statements
… and he chose to spend his final ones in Penarth. He was a strong supporter of the Institute of Welsh Affairs, and both he and his equally brilliant wife, Judith, became honorary professors at Cardiff University well into …
, Plenary
Group 1: Part 1—Significant Infrastructure Projects: Energy (Amendments 34, 4, 5, 35, 38)
… approach relating to community ownership and local ownership. Now, there is a suggestion put forward by the Institute of Welsh Affairs that between 5 per cent and 33 per cent community or local ownership should be attained for …
, Plenary
Debate: Budget flexibilities and the operation of the UK funding framework
… reasonable and have been endorsed by leading experts and stakeholders, including the Institute for Fiscal Studies, the Institute of Welsh Affairs and the Independent Commission on the Constitutional Future of Wales. We have repeatedly called on the …
, Economy, Trade, and Rural Affairs Committee
Development Bank of Wales inquiry: Panel 1 - Welsh Perspective
… interest in a manufacturing business in Wrexham. And I've also produced various economic papers for the Institute of Welsh Affairs with Gerry Holtham and personally, myself, as well. I was chair of a research institute at Swansea …
, Plenary
Topical Questions
… the chair, limited though it is, and in fact there was a recommendation arising from the Institute of Welsh Affairs on the current state of regulation and accountability for broadcasters in Wales, and one of the things that …
, Plenary
Debate: Levelling-up
… local authorities is deeply wasteful of time and resources and not very good at delivering outcomes. The Institute of Welsh Affairs and the Local Government Association have also criticised this aspect of the scheme's Hunger Games approach …
, Plenary
Statement by the Minister for Finance and Local Government: Ystadau Cymru
… terms of the rights of its citizens to initiate asset transfers from public bodies. According to the Institute of Welsh Affairs, this has left our communities as the least empowered in these islands. But, there is a broader …
, Plenary
Statement by the Minister for Economy: Foundational Economy
… normally be expected of state investment in the private sector. But, as has been noted by the Institute of Welsh Affairs, among others, the Welsh Government’s generalised, sector-based approach to economic development risks crowding out services …
, Plenary
Debate on the Economy, Trade and Rural Affairs Committee Report, 'Post-EU regional development funding'
… plan and deliver projects that will transform their areas. However, we also heard strong evidence from the Institute of Welsh Affairs, Universities Wales, Cwmpas and others that there is scope for greater collaboration to spend funds more strategically …
, Plenary
Questions to the Minister for Finance and Local Government
… limit to £1 billion and the annual limit to £150 million. Last year, a report by the Institute of Welsh Affairs called for the Welsh Government's borrowing powers to be enhanced. The UK Government is clearly unable …
, Culture, Communications, Welsh Language, Sport, and International Relations Committee
Public service broadcasting in Wales: evidence session with S4C (1)
… been tracking the situation for a number of years now. Also, there was a report by the Institute of Welsh Affairs recently that, if anything, was more detailed in its analysis. And one thing, of course: many …
, Plenary
Short Debate: Navigating Wales's Brain Drain: Challenges and Solutions
… Holtham has also touched on the need for financial incentives in an article he wrote for the Institute of Welsh Affairs. Holtham set out some recommendations that I think need to be explored by Government further: for example …
, Plenary
Welsh Conservatives Debate: Community assets
… losing them because, even if they were in a position to purchase them, they face, as the Institute of Welsh Affairs has described, an arduous and demoralising process: a single asset transfer mechanism. As we have seen, local …
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Local Authority Library and Leisure Services - Evidence from the Deputy Minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism
Morning. I'm just going to ask some questions regarding social value. So, the Institute of Welsh Affairs and Cwmpas have raised the importance of getting social value. So, I was just wondering about your views on how …
, Economy, Trade, and Rural Affairs Committee
Post-EU regional development funding: Academics and think tanks
… Joe Rossiter. I'm the policy and external affairs manager at the Institute of Welsh Affairs …
, Plenary
Welsh Conservatives Debate: Palliative care
… that we have, and I think quite a lot of work has been done around that. The Institute of Welsh Affairs, for example, looked at dying well in Wales, and of the 34,000 people who die …