LCM on the Trade (Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership) Bill—motion 1
Mick Antoniw (Welsh Labour) asked the Senedd to agree that the UK Parliament can legislate on clause 2 of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade bill, which covers conformity assessment bodies, where it touches on areas the Senedd controls. The Senedd agreed.
Whether the Senedd agrees that the UK Parliament should consider clause 2 of the Bill, on conformity assessment bodies, where it falls within the Senedd's powers.
Agreed
For 34Against 11
LCM on the Trade (Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership) Bill—motion 2
Mick Antoniw (Welsh Labour) proposed that the UK Parliament should consider parts of the Trade (CPTPP) Bill that touch on devolved matters: clause 3 on public procurement and clause 4 on designations of origin and geographical indications. The Senedd rejected the motion, so it did not give that consent.
Whether the Senedd agrees that the UK Parliament should consider clauses 3 and 4 of the Bill, on public procurement and on designations of origin and geographical indications, where they fall within Senedd powers.
Rejected
For 14Against 31
LCM on the Animal Welfare (Livestock Exports) Bill
Lesley Griffiths (Welsh Labour) proposed that the UK Parliament should consider parts of the Animal Welfare (Livestock Exports) Bill that fall within the Senedd's powers. This is called a legislative consent motion. The Senedd agreed to it.
Whether the Senedd agrees that the UK Parliament may legislate on parts of this Bill that fall within the Senedd's powers.
Agreed
For 36Against 9
Debate on a Member's Legislative Proposal—A Bill for increased safety on public transport
Delyth Jewell (Plaid Cymru) proposed a Bill to make public transport safer. It would cover lighting, staff training, reporting of abuse and a possible duty to get passengers home safely after dark. Deputy Minister Lee Waters doubted legislation was the answer but offered to work with her. The Senedd noted the proposal.
Whether the Senedd should note Delyth Jewell's proposal for a Bill on public transport safety, and the aims she set out for it.
Agreed
For 32Against 0Abstain 13
Debate: The Second Supplementary Budget 2023-24
Rebecca Evans (Welsh Labour), the Minister for Finance and Local Government, asked the Senedd to approve the Welsh Government's Second Supplementary Budget for 2023-24, which sets out final spending plans for the year and adds £429 million. The Senedd agreed the motion.
Whether to approve the Welsh Government's Second Supplementary Budget for 2023-24, an update to its spending plans for the financial year, as laid on 20 February 2024.
Agreed
For 27Against 1Abstain 23
Welsh Conservatives Debate - UK government budget
The Welsh Conservatives (Darren Millar) asked the Senedd to welcome the UK Government's 2024 Budget. Plaid Cymru (Heledd Fychan) and Welsh Labour (Lesley Griffiths) each proposed replacing it with wording that criticised the Budget. The Senedd agreed Labour's version, so it regrets the Budget.
Plaid Cymru's amendment 1, replacing the motion with wording that regrets the Budget and says it fails to meet the needs of the people of Wales.
Rejected
For 11Against 40
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Agenda item: PTN 1 - Scrutiny of the Welsh Government Draft Budget 2024-25: Welsh Government's response to the Finance Committee's report - 1 March 2024
Agenda item: Correspondence from the Deputy Minister for Climate Change: Welsh Government response to the Committee's report on the Welsh Government's Legislative Consent Memorandum on the Automated Vehicles Bill
Labour's amendment 2, replacing the motion with wording that regrets the Budget for giving Wales no extra funding and for its tax and spending effects.
Culture and the new relationship with the European Union: Evidence session with Member of the European Parliament Committee on Culture and Education (6)
Paper(s) to note
Culture and the new relationship with the EU: Evidence session with Brexit experts (7)
Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with ADSS Cymru and BASW Cymru
Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with The British Geriatrics Society, Diabetes UK Cymru and The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with the Royal Pharmaceutical Society
Agenda item: Correspondence from the Minister for Economy: Welsh Government response to the Committee's report on the Welsh Government's Legislative Consent Memoranda on the Trade (Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership) Bill
Agenda item: Correspondence from the First Minister: Welsh Government response to the Committee's report on the Welsh Government's Supplementary Legislative Consent Memorandum (Memorandum No. 3) on the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill