Motion under Standing Order 26.91 seeking the Senedd's agreement to introduce a Member Bill – Outdoor Education (Wales) Bill
Sam Rowlands (Welsh Conservatives) asked the Senedd for permission to introduce his own Bill, the Outdoor Education (Wales) Bill. He said it would place a duty on local authorities regarding outdoor education. The Education Minister spoke on the topic. The Senedd agreed that he may introduce the Bill.
Whether to give Sam Rowlands permission to introduce his Member Bill, the Outdoor Education (Wales) Bill, based on his published Explanatory Memorandum.
AgreedGovernment defeated
For 25Against 24Abstain 1
Item 7, Debate on a Member's Legislative Proposal - Take-up of Benefits Bill
Sioned Williams (Plaid Cymru) proposed a Bill to raise take-up of Welsh and local authority benefits. It would place a duty on public bodies to maximise take-up and make application methods simpler and consistent across Wales. The Senedd agreed to note the proposal.
Whether the Senedd should note Sioned Williams's proposal for a Bill to increase take-up of Welsh and local authority benefits, and its stated aims.
Agreed
For 30Against 1Abstain 19
Welsh Conservatives Debate - Stroke
The Welsh Conservatives, led by Darren Millar, asked the Senedd to ask its Health and Social Care Committee to review making strokes a top-priority "red" ambulance call. Labour's Lesley Griffiths proposed replacing that with a note about a new Stroke Programme Board. The Senedd rejected the motion as written.
This vote was on the Welsh Conservative motion exactly as written, with no changes, including the call for a committee review of making strokes a "red" call.
Rejected
For 14Against 36
Welsh Conservatives debate
The Welsh Conservatives, led by Darren Millar, asked the Senedd to tell its Health Committee to review whether strokes should be treated as immediately life-threatening 999 calls. Labour's Lesley Griffiths replaced that request with a note about a new Stroke Programme Board. The Senedd agreed her amendment.
Whether to replace the call for a Health Committee review with a note that a Stroke Programme Board has been set up, as Labour's Lesley Griffiths proposed.
Agreed
For 36Against 14
Welsh Conservatives debate - Stroke
Welsh Conservative Darren Millar proposed noting World Stroke Day and asking the Health and Social Care Committee to review making strokes a 'red' immediately life-threatening call. Labour's Lesley Griffiths replaced that review with a note on the new Stroke Programme Board. The Senedd agreed the motion as amended.
This was the vote on the motion as changed by Labour's amendment, which swaps the proposed committee review for a note about the Stroke Programme Board.
Agreed
For 50Against 0
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