The Welsh Conservatives (Darren Millar) asked the Senedd to welcome UK Government economic action, regret Wales's record on jobs and pay, and call for business support measures. Labour (Jane Hutt) replaced the motion with its own wording. The Senedd agreed Labour's version. Plaid Cymru's extra amendment was rejected.
This vote was on Jane Hutt's amendment 1, which deletes the Conservative motion and replaces it with Labour wording backing the Welsh Government's economic plan and criticising the UK Government.
This vote was on Plaid Cymru's amendment 5, asking the incoming UK Government to seek rejoining the EU single market, replace the Barnett formula and restore lost Brexit funding.
This was the final vote on the motion as changed by Labour's amendment, which welcomes Welsh Government action and regrets UK Government policies.
Agreed
For 26Against 24
Plaid Cymru Debate - Mental health and learning disability services at Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
Plaid Cymru's Heledd Fychan proposed a motion on a Royal College of Psychiatrists review of mental health and learning disability services at Betsi Cadwaladr health board. It asked the Welsh Government to support full delivery of the recommendations and to publish its advice on ending special measures in 2020. Both amendments and the motion were rejected, so nothing was agreed.
Whether to replace the whole motion with Labour's Jane Hutt's wording, which says most recommendations were implemented and the Government will keep supporting the board under special measures.
RejectedGovernment defeated
Plaid Cymru Debate - Planning policy for new power lines
Plaid Cymru's Heledd Fychan asked the Senedd to back undergrounding new power lines, preferably by cable ploughing, and to change planning policy so it says they 'should be laid underground'. Labour and the Conservatives tabled amendments. Only the Conservative amendment passed, but the motion as amended was then rejected, so nothing was agreed.
Whether to accept Jane Hutt's Labour amendment, which would replace most of the motion with a belief that undergrounding should reduce harm to the environment.
This was a vote on an amendment to a Bill. Peter Fox (Welsh Conservatives) wanted section 20 removed so council tax notices keep being printed in newspapers, saying not everyone can get online. Plaid Cymru backed this, citing local newspapers. The amendment was rejected.
This was a committee-stage vote on a Bill about council tax. Peter Fox (Welsh Conservatives) proposed removing section 20, so council tax notices would still be printed in newspapers. He said not everyone can use online notices. The amendment was agreed.
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Whether to add Conservative Darren Millar's amendment 2, asking the Welsh Government to apologise to people who lost loved ones or were harmed because recommendations were not carried out.
Whether to add Darren Millar's Conservative amendment, asking the Welsh Government to require health impact assessments where cables near homes raise serious future health concerns.