Debate: Fair Funding
Plaid Cymru's Heledd Fychan proposed that the Senedd back the Welsh Government in asking the UK Government for more borrowing powers and a reformed Barnett formula (the way Wales's funding is worked out). Labour, Reform UK and the Conservatives each proposed replacement wording. All three amendments and the motion itself were rejected, so the Senedd agreed nothing.
- Amendment 1, tabled in the name of Lynne Neagle
Vote on Lynne Neagle's Labour amendment, which would replace the motion with wording on wealth redistribution and Scottish Government resistance, and ask for quarterly reports.
Rejected - Amendment 2, tabled in the name of Llŷr Powell
Vote on Llŷr Powell's Reform UK amendment, which would replace the motion with wording citing a possible £1 billion loss and calling for cuts to international spending.
Rejected - Amendment 3, tabled in the name of Paul Davies
Vote on Paul Davies's Conservative amendment, which would replace the motion with wording noting the 2016 Fiscal Framework and calling for better value from existing budgets.
Rejected - Motion
Vote on Heledd Fychan's original motion, backing the Welsh Government in asking the UK Government for more borrowing powers and a reformed Barnett formula.
Rejected