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26 November 2025Plenary
Short Debate: Sowing the seeds: Wales's journey to a sustainable food system
Huw Irranca-DaviesLabour
For the food and drink industry, we've delivered significant support, focusing on carbon reduction, climate …
22 October 2026Constitution, Justice and External Affairs Committee
Ministerial scrutiny: Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice and Equality
Sioned WilliamsPlaid
… the whole system being devolved in one go. I think we would have to take this step by step. In terms of youth justice specifically, there is a great deal in Wales that works well …
25 January 2024Local Government and Housing Committee
Local Government Finance (Wales) Bill - Evidence session 2
Carolyn Bartlett
… unnecessary. The idea very much is that people can sign up online and then follow the step-by-step processes in our service. So, we're hoping you won't need to get to grips with … guidance because they can go online, sign up for an account and just follow the simple step-by-step step processes on that …
30 September 2026Plenary
Questions to the Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice
Sioned WilliamsPlaid
… think, in terms of the timetable, you'll know that we have spoken about taking a step-by-step approach that's essential to ensure that we do this in a sustainable manner and that takes …
4 March 2026Plenary
Plaid Cymru Debate: The rail network
Lee WatersLabour
… going to have to continue to make the case and to fight for the investment step by step. But what we have, crucially, as a result of this announcement, which has been worked on for years …

Written questions

Question WQ98892Tabled 4 June 2026Answered 12 June 2026
Claire ArchibaldReform
To the Cabinet Minister for Health and Care
What measures is the Cabinet Minister implementing to improve foster-care retention in Ceredigion …
Answer: … resilience – particularly important in rural areas. We are also supporting flexible approaches such as Step Up Step Down, which provides alternative roles for foster carers, helps retain experienced carers who may not …
Question WQ85548Tabled 20 June 2022Answered 28 June 2022
Laura Anne JonesConservative
To the Minister for Health and Social Services
Will the Minister provide details on the procedures in place for helping parents with …
Answer: … are available to support adoptive parents choose an appropriate school for their child alongside step-by-step guidance on how to navigate the various school systems which are in place for children …