, Plenary
Questions to the Counsel General
… understand what is happening around us and our role in it. The expert panel on broadcasting, the Institute of Welsh Affairs and the Independent Commission on the Constitutional Future of Wales have all acknowledged the need for …
, Plenary
Questions to the Minister for Economy
… economy, and that £1 in every £3 spent in Wales is in that foundational economy. Now, the Institute of Welsh Affairs has recommended the formalising of a 'Think small first' principle to embed local consumption habits in Wales … the Welsh Government's 2017 economic action plan, there was a commitment to review regulation but the Institute of Welsh Affairs has noted it is not clear what action has been taken to fulfil this commitment …
, Plenary
Questions to the Trefnydd, Chief Whip and Cabinet Minister for Culture and Sport
… referred to during my question session with the committee. I referred to the IWA report, the Institute of Welsh Affairs, which was independent and was not commissioned by Government. I referred to academic research that was also not …
, Culture, Communications, Cymraeg and Sport Committee
Ministerial scrutiny session
Well, perhaps we could share some of the reports that have been published by the Institute of Welsh Affairs and so on, if the committee would find it helpful to really understand why we're actually listening …
, Culture, Communications, Cymraeg and Sport Committee
Ministerial scrutiny session
… implementing those recommendations. It comes from other reviews and reports there have been, i.e. by the Institute of Welsh Affairs. In the fifth Senedd, this committee looked at it in terms of the devolution of broadcasting. Therefore …
, Plenary
Debate on the Equality and Social Justice Committee Report, 'Co-operation over Conflict: Wales must Act'
… response, a commitment to explore a community right to buy. The Future Generations Commissioner for Wales, the Institute of Welsh Affairs, the Building Communities Trust and others are concerned about the impact of the decrease in the number …
, Local Government and Housing Committee
General ministerial scrutiny: Evidence session with the Cabinet Secretary for Housing and Local Government
… wanted to ask about community assets is that you may recall, a couple of years ago, the Institute of Welsh Affairs did quite a damning report on the lack of statutory powers we have in Wales for residents …
, Plenary
Plaid Cymru Debate: Town-centre regeneration
… need a voice. We must ensure that communities have a strong say in their local area. The Institute of Welsh Affairs have asserted that Welsh communities are the least empowered in Britain, with a right to buy existing …
, Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Energy and Planning
… empowered in the UK to protect land and assets, according to a landmark report produced by the Institute of Welsh Affairs. One of those reasons is the failure of successive Governments in Wales to implement community right …
, Culture, Communications, Welsh Language, Sport, and International Relations Committee
Welsh Government's International Strategy - Oral evidence - Panel 4
… exacerbating existing inequalities in our partner countries. Work that Oxfam Cymru have been doing with the Institute of Welsh Affairs, for example, and looking at a Wales that cares for people and planet, underscores the need for …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Social cohesion: Ministerial evidence session
… come back to you—the well-being of future generations commissioner, who commissions research by the Institute of Welsh Affairs on how public bodies are embracing the well-being objectives. The analysis shows that, of all five ways …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Social cohesion: evidence session 5
… things. In my view, deliberative democratic methods, and those democratic innovations that are laid out in the Institute of Welsh Affairs report that Anwen did for us, is a good place to start …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Social cohesion: evidence session 5
… Politics at Aberystwyth University, who's joining us online; Joe Rossiter, who's co-director of the Institute of Welsh Affairs; and Professor Matt Ryan from Southampton University, and I believe you're involved in the Wales Centre …
, Plenary
Open Debate: Can renewables alone meet the energy needs of Wales?
… progress on local energy plans is fantastic and deserves significant credit, and also credit to the Institute of Welsh Affairs that started this work back in 2019 with its report where it set out a practical road map …
, Plenary
Short Debate: Will the bells of Rhymney fall silent? Protecting community assets in the Valleys
… those community assets. No adequate explanation has ever been given for this. It's led to the Institute of Welsh Affairs producing a report in 2022 that found Welsh communities to be the least empowered in Britain. Successive …
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Energy and Planning
… communities not only are a part of, but thrive upon many of these local organisations. A recent Institute of Welsh Affairs report from August found that funding for the arts has dropped by 30 per cent in Wales …
, Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Housing and Local Government
… Government has also introduced similar but much stronger legislation in Scotland. Is it any wonder that the Institute of Welsh Affairs think tank has described Welsh communities as the least empowered in Britain when it comes to the …
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales
… greener economy, we keep people in mind as much as we do the planet. The Institute for Welsh Affairs published a report in July that warned that the transition could exacerbate existing inequalities unless the Welsh Government takes …
, Plenary
Finance Committee Debate: Welsh Government's spending priorities for the 2025-26 budget
… delegating budgets to one body on behalf of the others? This came up at an Institute of Welsh Affairs round-table with private, public and voluntary sector bodies that I attended today. We are brilliant policy makers and …
, Culture, Communications, Welsh Language, Sport, and International Relations Committee
Ministerial scrutiny: Evidence session with the Cabinet Secretary for Culture and Social Justice
Okay. Because in a past life at the Institute of Welsh Affairs, I used to run the media policy, which did the initial studies, and that was done for hundreds of pounds not …