Vaughan Gething (Welsh Labour) proposed that the Senedd agree the UK Parliament should consider parts of the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill that fall within the Senedd's powers. The Senedd agreed to this motion.
Whether the Senedd agrees that the UK Parliament should consider the parts of the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill that fall within the Senedd's powers.
Lesley Griffiths (Welsh Labour) proposed that the Senedd approve the Welsh Government's Annual Budget for 2022-23, which the First Minister laid before the Senedd on 1 March 2022. The Senedd voted on the motion as written and agreed to approve the budget.
Whether the Senedd should approve the Welsh Government's Annual Budget for 2022-23, as set out in the motion with no amendments.
Lesley Griffiths (Welsh Labour) asked the Senedd to approve the final 2022-23 funding settlement for councils in Wales, which sets out how much money local authorities get. The Senedd voted on the motion as written and agreed it.
Whether to approve the Local Government Finance Report (No. 1) 2022-23, the final funding settlement for councils, as the motion was written.
Mike Hedges (Welsh Labour) brought a motion saying the Senedd supports the devolution of policing, meaning powers over policing would move from the UK Government to Wales. Members from Labour, Plaid Cymru, the Liberal Democrats and an Independent co-submitted it. The Senedd agreed the motion.
Whether the Senedd should agree the motion as written, which simply states that the Senedd supports the devolution of policing.
The Welsh Conservatives, led by Darren Millar, proposed a motion condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine and backing Ukraine and the Welsh Government's aid. Labour's Lesley Griffiths asked for changes to UK visa rules. Plaid Cymru's Siân Gwenllian asked for a nuclear weapons treaty. The Senedd agreed Plaid's amendment and rejected the motion without amendment.
Whether to agree the Welsh Conservatives' motion as written, which deplores the invasion, backs Ukraine and welcomes the Welsh Government's humanitarian aid.
The Welsh Conservatives, through Darren Millar, proposed a motion condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine and backing the people of Ukraine. Labour's Lesley Griffiths and Plaid Cymru's Siân Gwenllian added a call on the UK Government to speed up visas and give more detail on resettlement. The Senedd agreed that amendment.
Whether to add a call on the UK Government to speed up visas, drop the biometric requirement before leaving Ukraine, and give more detail on resettlement schemes and funding.
The Welsh Conservatives, led by Darren Millar, proposed a motion condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine and backing Ukraine and the Welsh Government's aid. Labour's Lesley Griffiths asked for changes to UK visa rules. Plaid Cymru's Siân Gwenllian asked for a nuclear weapons treaty. The Senedd agreed Plaid's amendment and rejected the motion without amendment.
Whether to add Plaid Cymru's Amendment 2, which says the war raises the risk of nuclear war and asks all states to sign the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.
The Welsh Conservatives, led by Darren Millar, brought a motion condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine and backing Ukraine's people and the Welsh Government's aid. Labour and Plaid Cymru added points on UK visa routes and nuclear weapons. The Senedd agreed the motion as amended.
The vote on the Conservative motion on Ukraine with the Labour point on UK visas and the Plaid Cymru point on nuclear weapons added.
The Welsh Conservatives (Darren Millar) asked the Welsh Government to back 12,000 new homes a year, restore right-to-buy and scrap a national construction company. Welsh Labour (Lesley Griffiths) replaced this with wording welcoming Government housing investment. The Senedd rejected the original and agreed the Labour version.
Vote on the Conservative motion as originally written, calling for 12,000 homes a year, right-to-buy to return and no national construction company.
The Welsh Conservatives, led by Darren Millar, asked the Senedd to call for 12,000 new homes a year, restoring right-to-buy and dropping the planned national construction company. Labour's Lesley Griffiths proposed replacing it with wording welcoming Welsh Government housing investment. The Senedd agreed that amendment.
Whether to replace the Conservative motion with Labour's wording, which welcomes Welsh Government housing investment and backs the national construction company, Unnos.
The Welsh Conservatives (Darren Millar) asked the Welsh Government to back 12,000 new homes a year, restore right-to-buy and scrap a national construction company. Welsh Labour (Lesley Griffiths) replaced this with wording welcoming Government housing investment. The Senedd rejected the original and agreed the Labour version.
Vote on the motion as changed by Labour's amendment, which welcomes Government housing investment and notes the 20,000 social homes target and the Unnos construction company.