, Plenary
Business Statement and Announcement
… Government condemns all forms of racism, any idea that someone doesn't deserve to be able to live their life in the way that they have the right to live that life. Racism is a great problem …
, Plenary
Short Debate: A fair chance—Ensuring blind and partially sighted people can live the life they choose
… Carolyn Thomas, Cefin Campbell and Mark Isherwood. Every single person in Wales should get the chance to live the life they choose. There should be no barriers, no matter what your age, sex, gender, ethnicity, disability or sexuality … You should be free to live your life as you wish. But it has become increasingly apparent that blind and partially sighted people are facing barriers in living their lives, and this should absolutely not be the case …
, Health and Social Care Committee
Inquiry into the future of general practice in Wales: evidence session 2
… are working or who are able to get about, able to go to the shops, able to live a life, but they're just on that cusp of tipping into something happening, and it doesn't take very … things to go wrong before someone's well-being and their independence and the way that they live their life alters through their own well-being and their own health, as well as factors around them—environmental factors …
, Plenary
Short Debate: A fair chance—Ensuring blind and partially sighted people can live the life they choose
… heard already, active travel is a key enabler to ensure blind and partially sighted people can live the life they choose. The Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales recently met with RNIB to discuss how we can … remain unequivocally committed in our efforts centred on ensuring that blind and partially sighted people can live the life they choose …
, Finance Committee
Scrutiny of the Welsh Government Draft Budget 2022-23: Evidence session 6
… aren't getting by will all of a sudden start to be able to get by; not live the life of, shall we say, Riley, whoever he happened to be, but actually live a life that means that …
, Plenary
Member Debate under Standing Order 11.21(iv): Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME)
… impact on her partner. Her partner used to be a notable footballer, a healthy person, who lived her life in the outdoors, a conscientious worker, who contributed fully to her society. Now, she is confined to her bedroom …
, Children, Young People, and Education Committee
Scrutiny of the Children's Commissioner for Wales Annual Report 2024 - 2025
… getting the right support, when they need it, and where as well? Because, again, how a child lives their life isn't neatly boxed off into one service area or another …
, Culture, Communications, Welsh Language, Sport, and International Relations Committee
Cymraeg for all? inquiry - Evidence session with academics - Panel 4
… want is to be able to have the app on my phone and to be able to live my life in Welsh in the same way I can in English. I take it that that's possible today …
, Plenary
Stage 4 of the Health and Social Care (Wales) Bill
… much profit can be derived—that's not our yardstick in Wales, rather how fully someone can live their life and contribute to society. By ensuring that the public funding that is provided to children in care goes …
, Plenary
Welsh Conservatives Debate: Speech and language therapists
… speech and language therapy for one of my children, I know how critical it is for young lives and life chances. It is now 15 years since the Communities and Culture Committee report into 'Youth Justice: The experience …
, Plenary
Welsh Conservatives Debate: New UK Government's first six months
… Alli made sure Keir Starmer and his top team were kitted out in their top finery and living the life of luxury as they rolled out these cruel policies. Many people, I'm sure, will be wondering what …
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Scrutiny of the Welsh Government Draft Budget 2025-26: Evidence session 1—Welsh Local Government Association
… services like going into hospital, because we have in place those preventative measures which enable them to live a life of the quality that they would want. That’s a longer conversation, and I believe we’re coming …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Disability and employment: evidence session 11
… facts and figures on a piece of paper; they are people’s ability to work and to live the life that they would like to live. So, there is always an experience that goes beyond there …
, Plenary
Statement by the Cabinet Secretary for Education: Improving educational standards in Wales
… our support staff. I want to extend my thanks to all of you working to improve the lives and life chances of learners in Wales. Nonetheless, I do not shy away from the challenges we face. Learner attendance …
, Local Government and Housing Committee
The provision of sites for Gypsy, Roma and Travellers: Follow up—Evidence session 1
… under the Human Rights Act 1998, they're a recognised race and they should be able to live the life they've lived for hundreds of years. One point that I thought was really interesting in some …
, Plenary
Short Debate: A fair chance—Ensuring blind and partially sighted people can live the life they choose
… blind and partially sighted people in the design and delivery of services will enable them to live the life they choose …
, Committee for the Scrutiny of the First Minister
Rural communities
… life to be had in different parts of Wales. And some people really do want to live a life in a rural or a market town, as a real positive …
, Committee for the Scrutiny of the First Minister
Rural communities
… and living in a more rural part of Wales. There are other people who deliberately want to live a life with the different quality-of-life factors you can have in rural parts of the country. That …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
General scrutiny of the Cabinet Secretary for Culture and Social Justice
… prison, we need to make sure that the work we do enables them to come out and live a life that won't put them back there again. We need a public health approach to justice. That needs …
, Plenary
Welsh Conservatives Debate: The First Minister
… and shift the spotlight from their own record of abject failure, a failure that directly affects the lives and life chances of every single person here in Wales. And so we come to this motion before us today …