, Plenary
Debate on a Member's Legislative Proposal: A Bill on the right to adequate housing
… this right overnight. We have to recognise that. But there is a way of doing this step by step, and that is the way that the campaigns, such as Back the Bill, see it too—delivering …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Disability and employment: evidence session 4
… and it takes the employer through the journey, through the conversations, so it is really a step-by-step process. So, we hope it's going to be helpful in that regard, but we have mechanisms …
, Children, Young People, and Education Committee
Welsh Language and Education (Wales) Bill - evidence session 7
… regulations and subordinate legislation. Perhaps we do need to use those in order to take us, step-by-step, in the direction of the target. This Bill should be able to be operational tomorrow, or next …
, Plenary
Statement by the Minister for Social Care: Transforming Children's Services
… commitment to a preventative agenda. As I stated in our interaction during Foster Care Fortnight, the Step Up Step Down programme was delivering promising results. Minister, in your response to Julie Morgan, you stated that …
, Plenary
Debate on a Member's Legislative Proposal: A Bill for political education
… aim of a political education Bill would therefore be to ensure that Welsh Ministers took such steps. These steps could include making specific political education a key concept within the humanities area of learning and experience …
, Economy, Trade, and Rural Affairs Committee
Inquiry: Green Economy - Panel 6 - Case study
Yes. I'm not sure I've got a step-by-step plan, but I was thinking of this from a nationally significant infrastructure project point of view. To a certain extent, in Wales, we have …
, Plenary
Statement by the Minister for Social Care: Our vision for foster care in Wales
… amazing job. I’m pleased to hear that you have in your view the Step Up Step Down programme, because that will be transformational to keep children at home, but to make sure that our foster …
, Plenary
Statement by the Minister for Social Care: Our vision for foster care in Wales
… them doing that, going and having interaction with friends and so on. You talked about the Step Up Step Down pilot—and sorry, Altaf, you did raise this as well—but, again, as part of our …
, Plenary
Statement by the Minister for Social Care: Our vision for foster care in Wales
… their big, important issues. And then, finally—I think Altaf Hussain did raise this—the Step Up Step Down programme piloted in Pembrokeshire. I know that the Welsh Government's ambition is to keep children …
, Plenary
Statement by the Minister for Social Care: Our vision for foster care in Wales
… have seen large delays in section 47 assessments in some parts of the country. The Step Up Step Down programme could help alleviate some of that pressure. Minister, do you have any plans to roll out …
, Economy, Trade, and Rural Affairs Committee
Sustainable Farming Scheme - Farming Unions
… back to where we are now. So, how can we make sure that we make small steps permanent steps? I think that's essential …
, Plenary
Statement by the Deputy Minister for Climate Change: The Welsh Government’s Response to the North Wales Transport Commission
… map that we will publish in the coming weeks, with a timeline. But it will be step by step, and that work is already under way, and I think that it will get …
, Culture, Communications, Welsh Language, Sport, and International Relations Committee
Culture and the new relationship with the EU: evidence session with other legislatures (1)
… all artists, I also recognise that, sometimes, you have to take the yellow-brick-road approach, step by step. And I think there is interest across the EU and the UK, of course, in young people …
, Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Life Sciences Investment Fund
… yourself, 'Okay, we've made this investment. Things aren't going right. We need to either step in, step up, or get them to step up their game.' So, at what point were you aware …
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
Scrutiny session with the Counsel General and Minister for the Constitution
… devolution of the police and justice in general, the potential, then, of setting this out, step-by-step, starting with youth justice and the probation service, then going on to policing and the whole justice system …
, Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
… should start with youth justice and with probation, and those would be very, very important first steps. First steps are often the most difficult steps of all on a journey, and, in relation to gender …
, Climate Change, Environment, and Infrastructure Committee
Carbon Budget 1 and Net Zero Wales - scrutiny of the Minister for Climate Change
And so, Lesley Griffiths obviously does that, but we absolutely work hand in hand, step by step together, so all the way through the working of the sustainable farming scheme, my officials and hers have been …
, Children, Young People, and Education Committee
Services for care-experienced children: exploring radical reform—evidence session 3
… the moment in delivering—they've just provided us with funding to deliver a programme called Step Up, Step Down. It's been run in Northern Ireland and it is a preventative programme that entirely refocuses …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Group 16: Setting of targets (Amendments 87, 88, 89, 90, 91)
… value is—. You were talking about different sectors. Well, within that guidance and the step by step that's moving and by laying out the steps needed, would it be interesting to see in the …
, Culture, Communications, Welsh Language, Sport, and International Relations Committee
Welsh in Education Strategic Plans (WESPS): Evidence session with Welsh medium early years, post-16 and adult learner provision
… published its 10-year plan. I've suggested it's an incrementalist plan. It's a step-by-step plan. The Government has indicated its confidence that it will achieve the goals set out. I think …