The Welsh Conservatives, led by Paul Davies, asked the Senedd to regret Wales's labour market figures and call on the Welsh Government to cut business rates and boost jobs. Labour and Plaid Cymru tabled amendments. The Senedd rejected the motion as written. No other votes are listed here.
Whether to agree the Conservative motion as originally written, with no changes from Labour or Plaid Cymru.
The Welsh Conservatives (Paul Davies) asked the Senedd to regret Wales's labour market figures and to call on the Welsh Government to cut business rates and create jobs. Labour replaced the motion with its own wording, and Plaid Cymru's additions failed. The Senedd agreed Labour's version, but then rejected the motion as amended, so nothing was agreed.
Labour's amendment 1 (Jane Hutt): replacing the Conservative wording with text questioning the quality of the labour force survey data and welcoming Welsh Government job and growth plans.
Plaid Cymru's amendment 2: regretting a lack of investment and unfair funding under UK Governments, and asking the UK Government to return post-Brexit funding powers to the Senedd.
Plaid Cymru's amendment 3: asking the Welsh Government to set up an economic development agency, set new targets, run a skills audit and renew the Young Person's Guarantee.
Plaid Cymru's Heledd Fychan asked the Senedd to regret the costs of Brexit and to call on the Welsh Government to seek closer EU ties. The Welsh Conservatives wanted to respect the 2016 referendum result. Welsh Labour replaced the motion with its own wording, and the Senedd agreed that version.
Whether to agree Plaid Cymru's motion as written, which regrets the costs of Brexit and asks the Welsh Government to pursue closer EU alignment and rejoining the single market and customs union.
Whether to adopt the Welsh Conservative amendment 1 from Paul Davies, which replaces the motion with a statement that Wales voted to leave the EU and that referendum results should be respected.
The final vote on the motion as changed by Labour's amendment 1, which replaced the Conservative wording.
Whether to adopt Labour's amendment 2 from Jane Hutt, which replaces the whole motion with wording welcoming the UK Government's reset with the EU and backing Welsh Government links in Europe.
The final vote on the motion as changed by Labour's amendment 2, which welcomes the reset of relations with the EU and notes Welsh Government work with European partners.