Amendment 74
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The Senedd held a vote on Amendment 2 on 4 June 2025. An amendment is a proposed change to the wording being debated. No further detail about what it would have changed is available. The Senedd rejected it, so it was not agreed.
This vote asked whether the Senedd should agree Amendment 2, a proposed change to the wording under debate.
This was a committee-stage debate on a Bill about disused tips. Delyth Jewell (Plaid Cymru) moved amendment 80. It would stop Welsh Ministers cutting the period for comments on registering a disused tip below 14 days. The amendment was agreed.
Whether to agree amendment 80, which sets a minimum of 14 days for the period in which people can comment on registering a disused tip.
This was a vote on Amendment 6 on 4 June 2025. The wording of the amendment and of the motion is not available, so what it asked for cannot be set out here. The amendment was rejected, so it was not added.
This was the vote on whether to agree Amendment 6. Its wording is not available, so its content cannot be described.
This debate was on amendment 67 to a Bill about disused tip safety. Janet Finch-Saunders (Welsh Conservatives) proposed giving Welsh Ministers a power of direction in emergencies, where tip safety clashes with environmental and planning law. The Senedd rejected the amendment.
Whether to add to the Bill a power for Welsh Ministers to direct bodies in an emergency, where tip safety conflicts with environmental and planning law.
This was a vote on Amendment 8 on 4 June 2025. The wording of the amendment and the motion is not available, so its purpose cannot be described here. The Senedd rejected the amendment, so it was not agreed.
This was a vote on whether to agree Amendment 8, a proposed change whose wording is not available here.
The Welsh Conservatives, led by Paul Davies, asked the Senedd to note ten years of special measures at Betsi Cadwaladr health board and call for a public inquiry. Labour's amendment replaced the call for an inquiry with a note on progress made. The Senedd agreed the amended motion.
The vote on Paul Davies's original motion, which asked the Welsh Government to start a public inquiry into the health board.
The vote on Jane Hutt's (Welsh Labour) amendment 1, replacing the call for a public inquiry with a note of improvements made and work still to do.
The vote on the motion as changed by Labour's amendment, which noted progress under special measures instead of calling for a public inquiry.