Reform UK Debate - childcare offer
Reform UK's Dan Thomas asked the Welsh Government to publish full costings and a timetable for its childcare offer within its first 100 days. The Senedd rejected that wording. It agreed Plaid Cymru's replacement text, plus a Welsh Labour addition on high quality childcare, and passed the motion as amended.
- Motion without amendment
The original motion from Dan Thomas (Reform UK), asking the Welsh Government to publish full costings and a timetable for its childcare offer within its first 100 days.
Rejected - Amendment 1, tabled in the name of Heledd Fychan
Heledd Fychan's (Plaid Cymru) amendment, replacing the whole motion with text on Reform's manifesto, childcare and child poverty, and a Government costings update before summer recess.
Agreed - Amendment 2, tabled in the name of Lynne Neagle
Lynne Neagle's (Welsh Labour) amendment, adding a point recognising that high quality childcare matters for improving children's life chances in Wales.
Agreed - Motion as amended
The final vote on the motion as changed by both amendments, now noting the childcare evidence and the Government's promised update, and recognising high quality childcare.
Agreed